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BBS Esdudm some ems .,,ø,r.,.- 4 NEWS Ruling scheduled ¡nnshop lawsuit BY IGoR STUDENKOV owners applied for a spe- er danger and would have Pioneer Press cial-use permit to open aan adverse impact on nearby gun shop at 6143 W. Howardbusinesses. The fate of a lawsuit a St. in May 2014, in a largely According to thesuit, Skokie-based gun controlindustrial section of Niles.state courts have historically advocacy group filed against By the time the applicationdetermined the validity of the village of Nues will bereached the Village Boardzoning changes based on decided next month. on June 24, a group of Niles, existing uses of nearby People for a Safer Society Skokie and Lincoinwoodproperties, the changes' ef- filed a lawsuit against the residentsraised concernfect on property values, how village on Oct 17, 2014, over that the shop would be toolong the property has been the Village Board's decision close to Niles West Highvacant and the changes' to grant a special-use permitSchool, Niles Central High effects on residents' welfare. to Sportsman's Club gunSchool and New Hope On Dec. 9, the village shop and firing range. In its Academy, a private schoolhired Nolan Law Group to lawsuit, the group sought to for students struggling with handle the legal defense. not only annul the permit, emotional challenges. The firm filed a motion to but to prohibit the village The Village Board ulti-dismiss the lawsuit, arguing GOP STUDENKOV/PIONEEP PRESS from granting a permit formately approved the permitthat the group filed the suitMembers of People For a Safer Society wait outside the courtroom before the hearing any gun shop that wants toon July 29. But People for alacking adequate legal regarding their lawsuit against the village of Nues. open on that piece of land. Safer Society members con-grounds. On April 14, the In response, the village'stinued to come to meetings,two parties came beforespecial-use permit on "fa- village granting special-use Valderrama questioned attorneys filed a motion tourging the trustees to re-Valderrama to argue theircial" basis - which meanspermits to gun shops inboth attorneys about their dismiss the lawsuitalto- verse their decision. On Oct sides. theplaintiffsarguethatgeneral. He argued that, position, including the cited gether. 17, they took it a step further, Attorney Don Nolan ofgranting special-useper- historically, in cases like this, legal precedents. He repeat- Judge FranklinUlyses filing a lawsuit against theNolan Law Group argued mits to any gun shop in anyplaintiffs have sued on anedly expressed reservations Valderrama was originallyvillage in Cook County Cir-that because none of the context is unconstitutional.as-appliedbasis. Whileabout letting the lawsuit go scheduledtodecide cuit Court parties involved in the law- Claiming that was nearlyHind acknowledged that forward as it was. whether to grant the motion The suit, which was pre-suit would be directly af-impossible toprove, thethe plaintiffs in questions "I really don't want any- on April 14. But after listen- pared by Evanston-basedfected by the opening of avillage attorneys asked towere usually businesses di-one to waste time on some- ing to attorneys for both attorney Tony Hind, arguesgun shop at that location have the lawsuit dismissed. rectly affected by a zoning thing that can be cleaned up sides, he decided to takethat a gun shop at thatthey don't have the legal Hind responded that itdecision, it still falls underand refiled," Valderrama some time to consider it,location would lead to anstanding to sue on these would make no sense for theestablished precedent. said. and said he will issue a final increase in crime a drop inpoints. plaintiffs to challenge the "The village is asking the decision May14. property values,thatit Nolan also argued that lawsuit on facial basis sincecourt to use the wrongIgor Studenkov is a freelance The Sportsman's Club would put children in great-the lawsuit challenges the they have no issue with the language," he said. reporterfor Pioneer Press.

Nues Library considers charging non-residentsprogramfees BY IG0R STUDENKOV residents were checking outand reserve time on libraryget work done7 the emailmind, Drblik explained thatpossible. She notedthat Pioneer Press books and using librarycomputers under the sameready. "Not just me, but thethis part ofthe proposal wassome of the library's biest computers, forcing resi-termsasresident card-residents of Niles have to deliberately open-ended. supporters weren't even The Niles Public Library dents to wait. holders. Unlike residents, pay taxes, unlike half of the "We may pay quite a bit Nues residents. Board ofTrustees is consid- As the board consideredtheycan'treserve studypeople that come to the for our programs," she said. "Tomorrow night, we are ering charging non-resident the issue during its April 15rooms. library from outside towns'"It would help us offset the going to have Library Night library patrons fees for at- meeting, many trustees ex- Non-residents can also Drblik argued that the fees. It's just something thatOut,' she said. "The person tending certain programs. pressed reservations, argu-purchase full-fledged Niles library should take a cue would be nice to have." who sets it up is not a Niles Under the proposal puting that the plan went too library cards for $100. Non- from the Park Ridge Public Trustee Linda Ryan as-resident She loved our li- forward by Trustee Carolyn far. After some discussion,residents who don't haveLibrary, which startedgued the Park Ridgeli- brary so much she wanted Drhlik,non-residentsthe board decided to holdlibrary cards can use thecharging non-residents for brary's policy was too strict to do something for us." would pay $3 an hour to use off making a decision onelibrary computers by re- computer use and attendingShe also said the board Lempke also said renova- library computers and scan- way or another, asking In-questing reservation codes library programs in 2014. should discuss the issuefions in the Morton Grove nera. The proposal wouldterim Director Susanat the service desk. During the March meet-more before making thePublicLibrary, which also give the library theLempke to research the Drblik originally raised ing,Drblik introduced a final decision. closed off most ofthe build- authority to charge non-matter further. her concerns during the more detailed version of her Board President Morgan ing for the past six months, residents fees for attending Under the current as- March 18 meeting. She cited proposal. It called for non-Dubiel said he had his ownmight have led to an influx library programs. Non-resi- rangement, non-residentsan email sent by a libraryresidents to pay $3 an hourmisgiving. of non-residents. dents who have their librarywho have library cards frompatron who identified her-to use computers and scan- "In terms of tax fairness, Trustee Karen Dimond cards registered with themost other Chicago areaselfas Jessica K. ner or fax stations. this makes sense," he said.said she wanted to have NilesPublicLibrarylibraries have a right to "I, as a resident of Niles, The proposal also gave"My concern would be im-more information before wouldn't be affected. register their cards with the am irritatedtosee thatthe library the power toplementation, how hard it isvoting. Drblik said she made theNiles Public Library Oncewhen I come to the library, charge non-residents feesto manage or implement." Lempke agreed. proposalinresponse tothe cards areregistered,books are never availablefor attending library pro- Lempke said that, per- complaints by some resi-they can check out materi- and seats are always taken;grams. When asked what sonally, she wanted to haveIgor Studenkov is a freelance dents that too many non-als, print or scan materialstherefore, it is impossible to sort of programs she had inthe library open as much as reporterfor Pioneer Press. NEWS Tot Learning Center State senatepassesbills Nationally accredited educationa' childcare designed to reduce jet noise Open House BY JON HILKEVITCH "I am responding to thethe west side of the airport, Saturday, May 9, II a.m. to I p.m. Chicago Tribune community's cry for help'close to one of the diagonal Mulroe, a Chicago Demo-runways. Tour the facility and meet the teachers The IllinoisSenatecrat whose district is im- Senate Bill 637 states: unanimously approved leg-mediately east of O'Hare, "All runways shall be main- islation Thursday designed said in a phone interview. tamed and used in a safe to mitigate jet noise around "Chicago has been point-and equitable manner for O'Hare International Air- ing fingers at the FAA, andthe purpose of fairly dis- port by increasing the cap the FAA has been pointingtributing air traffic over city on the number of runwaysfingers at Chicago. The air- and suburban communi- to 10 from eight, and pro- port and the airlines have to ties" surrounding O'Hare. hibiting the city of Chicago begoodneighbors. You Companion legislation, from closing and demol- cannot discount that people S.B. 636, would increase the ishing any of the airport'sare being affected. I wantmaximum number of run- four diagonal runways. the diagonal runways to be ways that the state allows at Two bills introduced by an option," Mulroe said. O'Hare to 10 from eight. state Sen. John Mulroe are Chicago aviation officials The O'Hare Modernization aimed at expanding O'Haredid not immediately re-Program. which began in flight paths to reduce jetspond to questions from the2005 and has not been noise that has been saturat-Tribune about the legisla- completed, envisionssix ing some Chicago neigh-tion. east-west parallel runways borhoods and western sub- FAA spokesman Tonyand two diagonal runways. 370 I Howard Street, Skokie (847) 674- I 500, ext. 3400 urbs since late 2013, when Molinaro said the agencyCurrently there are four O'Hare air-traffic patternsdoes not comment on pend- parallels and four diago- changed. The billsare ing legislation. nals. Tot Learning Center offers year-round, headed to the House for Keeping 10 runways op- The Chicago Depart- consideration. erational at O'Hare wouldment of Aviation has said childcarefor infants through fiear-oId childr PARK DISTRICT If the legislationisincrease maintenancethat one of the four diago- _ .. ' SkokieParks.org passed by the General As-costs. And while all10 nal runways, running sembly and signed into lawrunways would never benorthwest to southeast, will by the governor,it'sstill used simultaneously, thebe permanently closed Aug. unclear whether Chicagomore complex airfield lay- 20, followed by the closure officials would call off theout could create safety risks of a second diagonal run- Mega Connect Breakfast scheduled closure of oneinvolving more planes taxi-way with the same align- diagonal runway in fouring across runways on theirment in November 2020. months and work with theway to the gate or other Noise complaints filed Holiday Inn Skokie Federal Aviation Adminis- runways. Taxiing planesonline and to a city-oper- tration to disperse the moreacross runways is a practiceated hot line totaled 39,500 than 2,400 daily flights atthat air traffic controllersin January setting a new Thursday, May 7th O'Hare across a wideravoid whenever possible. monthly record. number of runways point- In addition, Chicago has ing in a variety of direc-plans to eventually build a [email protected] tions. new passenger terminal on Twitter @ihilkevitch North Shore Multi-Chamber Networking event from 7:3Oam-9:3Oam Village of Nues invites localorgs at the Holiday Inn Chicago, North Shore to march in Fourth of July parade $25 per Member and

BY ICOR STUDENKOV High School and travelingat vniles.com. All applica- $35 non-member and walk-ins Pioneer Press down Ozark Avenue beforetions must be mailed to the turning east on Main Street,Niles Village Hall in before The village of Niles issouth on Harlem Avenue June 1. reaching out to businesses,and west on Monroe Street, The village is also looking Holiday Inn, Skokie schools and community or-ending at Graham Heightsfor parade volunteers and ganizations that may be park. There, the Niles Parksponsors. Interested resi- 5300 W. Touhy Ave. interested in marching inDistrict is planning to or-dents and organizations the Fourth of July parade,ganize post-parade festiv-should contact Cathy Spa- Skokie IL 60077 according to a news release. ities for marchers and resi-doni at 847-588-8005, or The paradewillstart at 9dents. cmsivniles.com. am. It will follow a roughly Anyone who wants to "S"-shaped route, starting atparticipate must fill out anIgorStudenkov is afreelance Jackie 31 2.961 .6591 [email protected] Notre Dame College Prep application available online reporterfor Pioneer Press. NEWS D207 unearths '80spoprelic duringmove Staff finds original 1983 'Breakfast Club' screenplay in Maine South filing cabinet

BY JENNIFER JOHNSON also scrawled in blue pen on Pioneer Press the right side ofthe cover. Wallace said it is typical You never know what for school district officials to you might find during aread through scripts when- move. ever a building is requested In a local school district'sfor filming, mainly to review case, it was a piece of 1980s the content of what will be film history produced. An original screenplay of There is also something "The Breakfast Club" wasWallace finds amusing unearthed while Maineabout the script,alittle Township High School Dis-addition that he says gives it trict 207 staff were packing"authenticity." up officesinside Park "In the upper left, there is Ridge's Maine South Highwhat appears to be pizza School just prior tolast grease;' he said, chuckling. month's move to the newly"I can imagine somebody acquired building next door. taking this out over lunch UNIVERSAL PICTURES "One day a few weeksand saying, 'I wonder what Left:Maine Township High School District207Superintendent Ken Wallace holds a ago, one of the assistants this is all about." screenplay to the1985movie "The Breakfast Club" found in a recent move of adminis- was ing through a filing How close the manu- trative offices.Above:Judd Nelson, from left, Emilio Estever,AllySheedy, Molly Ringwald cabinet and found a file thatscript is to the final script and Michael Hall in "The BreakfastClub,much of which was filmed at Maine North. had a manuscript from "Theand the completedfilm Breakfast Club" dated Sept would only be known by Breakfast Club" around anRingwald to say 'hi' androllment. But by the late 21, 1983," said District 207real "Breakfast Club" afcio- early morning detentionthat's it,' he said. "I don't 1970s, early enrollment pro- Superintendent Ken Wal- nados who had a chance to hailat New Trier Highthink we exchanged anyjections failed to materialize lace. "It's a first draft of thereview it line by line and School in Wnmetka, andwords. She just nodded herand the school was closed in screenplaybyJohncompare. But just looking at chose to film it in Mainehead." 1981 after just II years in Hughes." the first few pages shows Township has also given the Kenney says he wasn'toperation. There is good reason forone obvions difference be- movie a special fondnesssurprised that a major film District 207 soldthe the school district to havetween the first draft and the among locals. company selected Mainebuilding and surrounding the early film script: muchfinal product: the name of Don Kenney was DistrictNorth High School for aproperty at auction in 1988. of "The Breakfast Club" was Molly Ringwald's character JENNIFER JOHNSON/ 207's chief financial officermovie set. The IllinoisState Police filmed inside the shutteredwas originally Cathy Doug- PIONEER PRESS when movie was being "We had a closed highcurrently own the facility. Maine North High School las, not Claire Standish. aId Stillwaugh, former coor- made at Maine North, 9511 school, it was empty and Proceeds from that sale in unincorporated Maine The script was discov- dinator of purchasing andHarrison St One of histhere was a lot of space' hewere used last year to buy Township during the springered among other docu- facilities for District 207. responsibilities was makingsaid. "Hughes lived in theback the former District 207 of 1984. Maine North's gymments related to the filming, "We close with nothingsure the district was reim-north suburbs and that'sadministration building at served as the sound stage for including a contract withbut the fondest thoughtsbursed for the use of thewhere he produced most of1177 S. Dee Road, located the Shermer High SchoolUniversal Studios that set a and memories of Universalbuilding and that any dam-his flicks. I thought, 'Well,adjacent to Maine South, library set that was con- rental fee of $48,000 for the Studios and 'The Breakfastage caused would be re-gee, it's a nice use of a greatwhich prompted the move structed for the film aboutMaine North site. TheClub," Stillwaugh wrote. paired. building and maybe we can that uncovered "The Break- five teenagers serving anschool was made available"We trust the film will be a "That was my biestmake a buck and pay thefast Club" script all-day Saturday detention.to the film company 24huge success' concern - that there was heating bilL'" Wallace calls the docu- Released in 1985. the film hours a day, seven days a As it turned out, it was. not damage to the gym Prior to the film, Districtment "an iconic piece of starred Emilio Estevez, An- week, Wallace said. "The Breakfast Club," floor," Kenney said. "So they207 had been renting outhistory" that he hopes can thony Michael Hall, Judd Correspondence be-marking its 30 anniversarycame in and put down bigMaine North for variousbe preserved and displayed Nelson, Molly Ringwald tween movie studio execu- this year, is largely known as felt pads and built the set on purposes. At one point, it for public viewing. and Ally Sheedy. tives and district officialsone of the most popular top ofthe pads." was the headquarters for "The odds ofhaving such The cover of the script also shows that an early titleAmerican "coming of age" Kenney also spent somethe Chicago Blitz indooran iconic movie filmed and indicates it was a copy given considered for the film wasfilms. And the fact thattime on the set, though he football team. associated with your district to then-superintendent"Saturday Breakfast Club."producer, director anddid not meet John Hughes Maine North, the dis- are astronomical," he said. John Murphy in January ofThere is also a final letter toscreenwriter John Hughesor interact with the youngtrict's smallest, but newest 1984. "Reviewed and ap- Universal Studios' unit pro-spent his teenage years in cast. school, opened in 1970 to jjohnson®pioneerlocal.com proved by Dr. Murphy" is duction manager from Don-Northbrook, based "The "I may have met Mollyaccommodate growing en- Twitter (JenJ'ioneer NEWS 30 Construction begins onCrawford Avenue «/)eOU.. B NATALIE RAYES "The intersectionofPratt and "/7\tlt ) \\ tItl\; \ Pioneer Press Crawford has to be closed at As the warmer weather triggers the start of construction season, long-termdifferent times and we're try- lane closures planned as part of the two-year-long Crawford Avenue recon-ing to mitigate the major traf struction project was set to begin this pro blem.s." week. fic A four-month break in the project- Andrew Letson, assistant to Lincoinwood allowed traffic flow along the constructionpublic works director zone on Crawford in Lincoinwood and in parts of Skokie to return to normal during the winter months, but the delays thatpublic works director. became familiar to drivers last summer "The water main is generally done - were scheduled to resume on April 20. there's some connection work that needs Construction crews are reconstructingto be finished, however' Letson said. the west side of the street, and all traffic The Public Works Department has been from Touhy Avenue to Devon Avenue isworking with officials at Lincolnwood being shifted to the east side of the street,School District 74 - which lies in the heart according to information from the Lin-of the construction zone at Pratt and coinwood Public Works Department. Crawford avenues - to reduce traffic The westbound lane closures will re-delays near the campus of the three main effect for the duration of the project, schools. which officials from the Illinois Depart- "We've been working with the school ment of Transportation have said woulddistrict throughout the whole project, and likely wrap-up by the end of the year. they've been an integral part of our During the second phase of the project,planning' Letson said. "One aspect of the crews will repave the roadway and replaceproject, is that the intersection of Pratt and sidewalks and streetlights. Crawford has to be closed at different Contractors will also landscape thetimes and we're trying to mitigate the ( IsIIi.tl41I \i s .1. parkways and medians - work that will major traffic problems." u,,.4*I l' . .t4 extend through Skokie's end of Crawford School district officials have offered free f1,« h .,. 1 IVI from Oakton Street to Jarvis Avenue. bus service to parents in an effort to reduce A water main installation project thatthe traffic. began last year will also be wrapped up in coming months, according to AndrewNatalie Hayes is a freelance reporter for Letson, assistantto the LincoinwoodPioneer Press. McAninch Arts Center College of DuPage Milwaukee Avenue resurfacing Sat. 5/16 3pm project set to begin this week Sun. 5/17 1pm Pioneer Press Staff While Milwaukee Avenue will remain open during the project, lane restrictions Aurora's Ballet Class OnStage For the past several years, the village ofduring various phases of construction will Niles has been working with the Illinoisaffect traffic flow. Work will take place from Following Sunday Performance Only Department of Transportation toward aapproximately 7 a.m.until 5 p.m. on plan to improve the condition and appear- weekdays. Dance onstage and meet costumed characters ance ofvarious state roadways in town. Village officials ask that residents along The next improvement to take place inthe construction area mark lawn sprinider Nilesis the resurfacing of Milwaukeesystems with flags. The contractor complet- extra ticket required Avenue from Glenview Road in Glenviewing the projectis not responsible for on the north, to Harts Road on the south damagingsprinlder systems in the parkway, must purchase by phone and was scheduled to begin April 20,but will make every effort to avoid them if officials said in a news release. they are marked, the release said. The project is being fully funded by the Contact the Niles Engineering Depart- state of Illinois and reflects a substantialment at (847) 588-7920 between the hours 630/942-4000 atthemac.org investmentinlocalinfrastructure, theof 8 a.m. and 4:30 p.m. for more in- release said. formation. ; Get The. Réai

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The following inci-her physical appearance.burglarized April 12 in- dents were listed in theThe woman reported the side a fitness center on Cops: Store's refusal to sell alcohol official bulletin of theincident to her employer, the 9200 block of Mil- Nues Police Depart- who told her to handle itwaukee Avenue. A wal- ment. Readers arere- on her own, police said. let, car keys and cell- leads to arrest of Park Ridgeman minded that an arrest A man reported thatphone were stolen. does not constitutea he was hit in the face by A Freightliner truck, Police records intoxicated. his own recognizance, as- finding of guilt. Only a another man on April 12 reported stolen from This reportedly led Bon- signed an April 28 court date court of law can makeinside a restaurant onChicago, was found by show previous die to become belligerentand given a ride home by that determination. the 9000 block of Mil-police on April 14 in a with employees and askingpolice. waukee Avenue. The vic-parking lot on the 8700 incidents with to speak to a manager at the Park Ridge police have DISPUTE tim did not want to signblock of Dempster store, police said. The man-had past encounters with A resident of the 7000 complaints against theStreet. accused man ager,a41-year-old man,Bondie, reports show. In block of Greenleaf Street other man, police said. asked Bondie "multipleFebruary 2014 Bondie was contacted police on April PROPERTY DAMAGE BY JENNIFER JOHNSON times" to leave the store, butarrested on a disorderly con- 11 after a family member BURGLARY A woman told police Pioneer Press he reftised,at one pointduct charge after he was broke a toilet "out of A home on the 8200that around 4 a.m., April reaching into his coat andaccused of swearing and spite to inconvenience block of Milwaukee Ave-13, someone drove by her Police were called to asaying, "This isn't over," ac-taking photos of children her," police said. A verbal nue was burglarized be-vehicle in a pickup truck Park Ridge grocery storecording to the Park Ridgeinside Starbucks, 15 S. Pros- argument between fami- tween April 9 and Aprilarid threw a bottle at the after a customer allegedlypolice. pect Ave. He was also nr- ly members also report- 10. No additional infor-rear window, causing it refused to leave when he The manager, who re-rested in 2010 after police edly occurred, and theymation was provided to shatter. The incident was told he could not pur- portedly feared that Bondiewere called to a Northwest agreed to separate for A home was burglar-occurred in a parking lot chase alcohol there. was reaching for a weapon,Highway restaurant for a the night. ized April 14 between on the 8500 block of Golf Accordingto police, Brian called police. report ofa man who became 7:40 n.m. and 6:26 p.m. Road. Bondie, 53, of the 100 block Police said officers foundverbally abusivetostaff BArrERv on the 8200 block of A man reported that An employee at a res- of North Prospect Avenue,Bondie uncooperative whenwhen employees refused to Norma Court. No addi-someone scratched an Park Ridge, attempted tothey arrived. According toserve him any more alcohol. taurant on the 9000tional information wasobscenity into the hood block of Golf Road told purchase alcohol at Traderpolice, Bondie initially didHe was charged with ob- provided. of his vehicle while it Joe's,190 N. Northwestnot want to provide identifi- police on April 11 that a was parked between struction of a police officer co-worker had touchedT}FT Highway, on the evening ofcation. in that incident. April 12 and April 13 on April 7. but employees re- Bondie was charged with her inappropriately Two men reported the 8000 block of Oriole while commenting onthat their lockers were fused to sell the items to himdisorderly conduct and tres- [email protected] Avenue. because he appeared to bepassing. He was released on Twitter @JenPioneer

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DISTRICT 219 SCHOOL NEWS BRIEFS News from the April 13 District 219 officials pub- Before coming to Nileschange positions next yearLearning centers approved was a $555,575 Nues Township Highlicly voiced complaints ac-North, Moore worked for to become the director of contract with Siemens In- School District 219 Board ofcusing the bus company ofthe Chicago Waldorf School transition services for Dis-to open to dustry, Inc. to install build- Education meeting Nuesbeing unreliable this year,in Chicago as a gym teacher trict 219's special education ing automation systems at North and Nues West Highwhich a rep for Positiveand later the athletic direc- department, according tonon-residents Niles North and Niles West Schools. Connections denied. School tor. information from the The Children's Learning High Schools this summer. officials announced earlier She served as the assist-school district World centersatNiles The other contractis School bus this year that the currentant women's basketball North and Niles West willwith Bennett & Brosseau contract with the companycoach for the University ofSchool board to open up to non-residentsRoofing of Romeoville for company would not be renewed. Michigan from 2003 to through June of next year. $156,900 for roof mainte- dropped 2005, for Indiana Univer- reduce teaching Both early childhoodnance and sheet metal in- Assistant athletic sity from 2000-2003 and for learning centers reported stallation. The District 219 Board Loyola University Chicago positions enrollment numbers that School Board has awardeddirector to be from 1999-2000. The District 219 Schoolwere under capacity thisNext school new contracts for the dis-new director Board on Monday decidedyear, according to informa- trict's bus transportation Nues North to reduce the full-timetion from the school dis-board meeting providers. NilesNorth'sassistant teaching staff for the 2015- trict The board awarded aathleticdirector,Janinepsychologist 16 school year by two posi- scheduled new three-year contract forMoore, was promoted to tions. Board approves The next meeting of the regular education transpor-director of the Niles Northpromoted The school board made Niles Township School Dis- tation to Naperville-basedathletics department April Part-time psychologist atthe recommendation basedimprovement trict 219 Board of Education First Student, at $1.636,692 13. Niles North, Anne Heilmer,on enrollment figures, ac- will be held on Tuesday, per year. Moore, who has served aswas hired by the school cording to information from projects May 5 at 7:45 p.m. at the The bus contract for spe-the assistant athletic direc- board to become the newthe school district The school board ap-district administration cial education transporta- tor since 2013, will succeed assistant director of student Following the board's de-proved $712,474 in capitalbuilding 7700 Gross Point tion was awarded to Bell-currentathleticdirectorservices at Niles North nextcision, the full-time number improvement projects dur- Road, Skokie. wood-based Lalceview BusKarl Costello, who is retir- year. of full-time instructors will ing the April 13 board meet- Lines, Inc. for of $828,665ing at the end of the school Hellmer willreplacedrop from 382 this school ing. Natalie Hayes is a freelance per yeai year. Katie Di Sanza, who will year to 380 in 2015-16. Among the two contracts reporterfor Pioneer Press. EDUCATION Park Ridge-Niles District 64 previews new strategic plans BY IGOR STUDENKOV To gather public input,viding a rigorous educationcluded in the plan as itgic plan is taking [rankings] For weaknesses, the Pioneer Press the committee sent out acurriculum including real develops. into account. There aremembers ofthe public who community survey. It alsoworld applications, main- Board member-electpeople in the communityspoke agreed that the fact The ParkRidge-Nilesreached out to area corn-taming the wide variety ofTom Sotos said that he feltthat are going to need tothat the district wasn't able District 64 gave the public rnunity groups and civicelective classes in the facethat the plan was missinghave it spelled out." to follow through on some the first peek at the neworganizations, as well asof a shrinking budget andone important thing. Ewy said that, accordingof the initiatives outlined 2020 Vision Strategic Plan. Maine Township Highrenovating aging facilities. "A lot of people in theto the survey, improvingin the previous plan was a On April 15, the districtSchool District 207 Super- Resident and formercommunity would like therankings wasn't a majorproblem. held two public meetingsintendent Ken Wallace. Us-board member Herb Zue-schools to raise their rank-concern. Sotos replied that Finally, Ewy asked the at Emerson Middle School. ing that information, asgel said that he had twoings' he said. "It's prob-he was skeptical, insistingresidents to talk about op- Parents, teachers and Nueswell as information fromissues with the draft. ably one ofthe most impor- that substantial portion ofportunitiesthedistrict and Park Ridge residentsthe study conducted by the "I don't agree with [thetantthings. The reasonthe residents told him theycould capitalize on and the were invited to attend. Consortium for Educa- facilities goal]' he said.why this important is thatwere concerned aboutthreats that could derail During the meetings, JJtional Change in February,"Studentswilllearn withrating is done by testing,rankings. the plan. For opportunities, and Associates consultantthe committee came upgood teachers and absentand our studentswillbe Residents in attendancethey suggested reaching Robert Ewy shared thewith foundation for the from your list is communi-testing in some form theirwere also given an oppor-out to the district's grow- goals and priorities of thenew strategic plan. ty involvement. If parentswhole lives. Rates will keeptunity to give their owning immigrant population new strategicplan. The Since the committeedon't want kids to learn,people coming to Parkcomments on what theyand getting them more meeting was designed toformed, District 64 Super- they are not going to learn."Ridge." felt were thedistrict's involved in schools. give interested parties anintendent Laurie Heinz Heinz said outreach is Ewy responded that thestrengths and weaknesses. After the meeting con- opportunity to give feed-gave the board regular up- already a major priority forplan willcallfor theFor strengths, they citedcluded, Heinz told Pioneer back and offer their owndates on its progress. the district. "scoreboard" that willgood programs, good facili- Press that the feedback take on what the plan The draft was presented "We are doing outreachmeasure thedistrict'sties and the fact that aboutwould be taking back to the should be like. That in-to the public during twoall the time," she said. "We progress on achieving thehalf of the teachers live inplanningcommittee, formation will be used tomeetings, which were held are talking to parents andgoals set out in the plan.the communities thewhichwillincorporate it continue developing theon April 15 at 4:30 - 5:30 community members." Sotos said that it wasn'tschools serve. into the plan. plan, which will be final-p.m. and 6-7 p.m. Ewy added thatlan-good enough. "When teachers have an ized in May and brought During thatsession.guage emphasizing the im- "On May15, I'llbe sworn investment in our commu-Igor Studenkov is a free- before the district board ofEwy laid out the plan'sportance of community in-in," he said. "I want to benity, there's good stuff go-lance reporter for Pioneer education in June. goals. That included pro-volvement would be in-able to say that the strate-ing on," said Zuegel. Press. 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REDEVE FOR IPHONE AND ANDROID I o 12 NEWS Healthcenter services in demand atnewsite BY BOB SEIDENBERG services firm to aid staff in Pioneer Press dealing with patients who speak other languages. Lisa Robinson, the op- "I have patients from erations director at the Erie Iraq who speak a language, Evanston/Skokie Health Assyrian, which is basically Center in Evanston, was a language that was spoken leading some visitors in Palestine 2,000 years around the center earlier ago," Hart noted. this year when she stopped Erie'spatient baseis in front ofa station where a quickly expanding, Hart health worker in medical said. In fact, the center is gown and surgical mask already looking at options, was leaning over a patient. including expansion at the Dentistry? She was Hartrey site, once the space asked. is used to the maximum. Yes, dentistry is one of The center's increase in the services offered at the numbers is not surprising, healthcenter,shesaid, said Thomas-Smith. She with many Evanston and noted the NorthShore Uni- Skokie school children re- versity HealthSystem's de- ceiving their initial exami- cision last year to close its nation before starting Child and Adolescent Cen- school. ter and transfer those pa- The center also offers tients to Erie. one-on-one diabetes edu- Right now officials have cation, vision exams, pre- their focus on "how we're natal nutritionclasses, doing as a system in provid- group cooking classes and a ing care for behavioral family running program, all health issues," she said. with the aim of empower- The Affordable Care Act ing patients to take charge has expanded "the expec- oftheir health. KEVIN TANAKA/PIONEER PRESS talions for providers to go This firstfederally-as- Dr. Judith Horwitz Glassenberg. left, Daisy Coronel and Lisa Robinson confer with each other at the Erie Evanston/Skokie beyond triage," she said, sisted center in the North Health Center in Evanston in January. "and actually provide psy- Shore area has seen its chiatry and treatment." usage shoot upward sincechronic diseases they have "we started to see somesurvey. health center for a medi- "When you have people opening in November 2013 been dealing with for years shifts in our data, we start- The survey identifiedcally-underserved area. who have never been in- at its permanent new homeand without a doctor's at- ed to see some really unac-obesity and access to medi- The new health center,sured or [are] chronically at 1285 Hartrey Ave. tention. ceptable trends that kind ofcal care as major communi-Erie's first outside of Chi-uninsured, once they're in- Sincethen, roughly "When you actuallyresonated between 2008ty concerns, said Dr. Cath- cago, received an annualsured youstillhave to 5,000 people have visitedmeet the patients, I wouldand 2010," said Thomas-enfle Counard, the com- operatinggrant ofempower them to get to a the center, many of whomsay it is distressing to en- Smith, a certified nurse. munity's health director,$650,000 from the federalprimary care provider," hadn't seen a doctor incounter folks who are in One of those areas waswho joined Thomas-Smithdepartment as part of theThomas-Smith explained. years. that situation and it's grati-teen pregnancy, whereon the panel. Affordable Care Act In "We have to be educational Monthly patient visitsfying to be able to helprates soared to their high- "Skokie is a welcomingaddition, the NorthShoreand intentional about em- are up 400 percent fromthem," Hart said. est level in nearly a dozencommunity so we had thatUniversity HealthSystempowering people to estab- the center's first temporary A federally-qualifiedyears, she said. going for us," said Counard.contributed $1.2 million forlish a medical home. "For site, a cramped suite ofhealth center for the area Sexually-transmittedOn the other hand, thethe new permanent healthexample, iffor 20 years you offices in the Lorraine H.was set in motion in 2007diseases among young peo- village is one of the mostcenter, as well as commit-have used the emergency Morton Civic Center. when Evanston closed itspie also showed a sharpdiverse, with 40-percent offing $600,000 in operatingroom as my primary care Women account for 30city health department in aincrease,said Thomas- the village's population for-support over three years. provider, now that you have percent of the total patients cost-cutting move. Smith. eign-born. Many families Erieofficialssay thecoverage - whether it's while children make up 53 "We hadfiveclinics. "It started to raise awere bringing membersspace ofthe new center hasmarket place coverage or percent at the center, ac-They had operated for over warning flag for us in pub- from other countries to live filled up quickly, accommo- the Affordable Care Act - cording to usage figures. 150 years," Evanstonlic health and health care,"with them. dating the new services. we have to empower peo- About one third of theHealth Director Evonda shesaid. Thomas-Smith For health care, "people "We're growing rapidly,"pie to get primary care and patients are uninsured andThomas-Smith recalled at said Evanston Mayor Eliza-from Skokie were takingsaid Hart. "We started withthat's going to take some pay on a sliding scale basis a symposium at the Evans-beth Tisdahl was amongtheir parents down tothree rooms in the civic time." to Erie, which accepts allton PublicLibrary lastthose concerned about the(John H. Stroger Hospitalcenter. We're using 15 (in patients regardless of thesummer, "and when those situation. on Chicago's West Side),"the new space)." For more information ability to pay. clinics closed, we had gen- "We have to do some-she said. Many ofthe center's pro-about Erie Family Health or Dr. Avery Hart medicalerations of familiesforthing about it," the mayor The two North Shoreviders are bilingual, an as-to make an appointment, director at the site, saidwhom the health depart- told her. municipalities joined in anset in working with thecall 847-666-3494 or see many of the people comingment was their safety net Meanwhile, neighboringapplication to the U.S. De-large number of Spanish- eriefamilyhealth.org. in are experiencing acuteprovider, that kind of fell Skokie was in the midst ofpartment of Health andspeaking patients who use issues such asdiabetes, Out of care." itsonce-in-every-five-Human Services, seeking Erie. In addition, the center bseidenberg®pioneerlaco.Lcorn hypertension or other Some time afterthat,years community healthsupport for a communityengages an interpretive Twitter @evansfonscribe NEWS Spring Mother's Day Market kicks off May 9 BY NATALIE HAYES produce, which will debut Grove doesn't take its farm- Pioneer Press when the market resumesers market lightly. Site in- on June 9. spections of all the farms An outdoor event that has A full lineup of up to 26 and vendors that sell items blossomed into a well-cher- vendors, many ofthem local at the market are conducted ished summertime tradition farmers, will reappear foreach year to make sure among the Morton Grovethe season during the firsteverything sold is actually Community each year is setweekend in June, said Richgrown locally. to resume next month inBlock, who manages the "It's about integrity - we time for Mother's Day. farmers market want to make sure people Attended by up to 1,000 "The Mother's Day mar-know what they're buying" people on Saturday morn-ket is a little different be-Block said. "All the items ings, the weekly farmerscause there's not as muchhave to be grown in this market in the 6200 block ofproduce available in May,"area, so you can't get a West Dempster Street will Block said. "You're not go- cantaloupe from out of town kick off the new season oning to find strawberries inand come in and sell it" Saturday, May 9, from 8 a.m. May, but we'll have plenty of Local doesn't necessarily to 1 p.m. with the annualflowers and othergiftmean it's grown in town, MORTON GROVE FARMERS MARKET PHOTOS Spring Mother's Day Mar- items." however. Shoppers cn get a wide variety of items from the Morton Grove Farmers Market, which ket. Fresh breads, gourmet Farmers from all over the will host its popular Mother's Day Market on May 9. The 14 vendors lined upcheeses, cosmetics and aro-Midwest, including Wright sofarfor the Springmatherapy items are a fewWay Farms of Beloit, WIs.,Park View Band between torical Museum and Educa-committee includes Rich Mother's Day Market willthings guests to the earlyand Patyk Farms of Rich-9:30 and 10:30 a.m. and don Center will also open aBloc, Lorri Fishman, Peggy have lots of locally made spring market probably will mond, Ill., are regulars at the "Miss Jamie From the new exhibit duringthe mar-Leib, Brad Moldofsky, treats and gifts for mom on find this year before themarket Farm," known for her songket called, "Recreation andElaine Monterola and Susan hand, but the die-hard pro-fresh fruits and veggies hit While browsing for gifts "Keepin' It Pesticide Free," Leisure in Morton GroveWertK duce shoppers will have to the stands in June. and goodies during the will perform from 11:15 a.m 1895 - present" wait a little longer to shop a A tradition spanning six-spring market guests can to 12 p.m. The volunteer-basedNatalie Hayes is a freelance fuller selection of spring yearsin themaking. 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(f 1iicawriLiuiic Recovering youthsgethelp findingnewsober friends digîta ISPORTS BY Piii DEFIGLI0 recovery four years ago. They aim to help young Pioneer Press "My biest challengespeople and their families early on were meeting peo-avoid the struggles Brendan After a Park Ridge teen'sple my age who were sober," and hisfamily went Get all-access to everything Sports on chicagotribune.com, acoho1 and drug use led tohe saicL "People this ag go through. repeated arrests and chaoticout to bars, and on a Friday "In high school I started PLUS the new digital copy of the Trib's daily Sports section relationships with his par-or Saturday night, I wantedto experiment with drugs with late scores and stats, formatted for your tablet and ents and siblings, he got into to be with people and alcohol' he a 12-step recovery program my own age." said. His reputa- smart phone and delivered to your inbox every morning! when he was 22. For that reason, tion as a partier He stayed sober for moreRecovery Connec- cost him an ath- than a year, but on onetion will meet on leticscholarship weekend night at about iFriday nights, and to college, and he a.m., the loneliness of notCook hopes to spent about four seeingbis old friends got the eventually do years bouncing better of the young man,some socialout- fromjob tojob and who provided only his first ings. having frequent name, Brendan, because the "I wanted to Marty Cook run-ins with the policy of 12-step programs have young people lawforfighting such as Alcoholics Anony-in recovery to walk in onand for stealing from his mous isto not use lastFriday nights and see thatparents and siblings. names. With texts from hisothers are staying sober," "Your parents and friends friends flyingback and forthCook said. "Hopefully, theyare always mad at you," he that night, Brendan wentbuild relationships. We alsosaid."These areallthe out with them and relapsed.want to help them findthings that come with a Because challenges likecommunity resources, suchdrinldng and drug habit." this are a real stumblingas help with finding jobs or Not that he acknowl- block to 18- to 32-year-olds, going back to school?' edged it. Maine Township is starting Oakton Community Col- "I would try to distance the Recovery Connection legeispartnering withmyself from my family and program to support themMaine Township for thishide my drinldng and drug and provide sober social program. Other partners in-use, but I really wasn't," activities as an alternative to dude the Niles Park Dis-Brendan said. bars. It will meet on Fridaytrict, which isproviding Eventually, hisparents nights, starting May i, in space for the recovery meet-said he had to either go to Niles. ings on Fridays, the Keys torehab or be kicked out of the "This is a life or deathRecovery program at Pres- house. He chose rehab. situation for many of these ence Holy Family Hospital, Today, he has ajob and an kids," said Marty Cook who Maine Center, the Parkapartment and has mended just does community outreachRidge and Niles police de-his relationships with his for Maine Township. He has partments, Hazelden Bettyfamily, so much so that he's been in recovery for manyFord Foundation, Peer Serv- the one they come to if they $39 SCREAM PL years, and generated the ices and Yellowbrick. need a hand. He has also idea for the program. Cook said insurance pays learned to create a social life "Often for people whofor only short treatment that doesn't revolve around per year don't stay sober, the endstays these days, so most drinking or drug use. result is incarceration orpeople do the work of heal- "II think I've been to more death This is a way to stop iting in recovery programs,concerts in sobriety than I now.,' making them important ever did drinking," Brendan Three of the eight youngparts ofa community's well-said. "I've gone to sporting patients in rehab at Holy being. events, the beach, I've been Family Hospitalin Des Maine Township Super- on a couple vacations and Plaines are set to go to jail visor Carol Teschky said the we've started a softball team for serious offenses relatedtownship has budgeted and golf tournaments." to drug use, such as theft$20,000 for the program for He said he's excited about and burgiary, Cook said.the 2015-16 fiscal year, in-Recovery Connection's po- ORDER NOW Also, heroin-related deathscluding anassistantfortentialto make sobriety in DuPage County, whichCook, though the budget easier Ihr young people. chicagotribune.com/digitalsports has similar demographics to will not be officially passed "The demand for this has Maine Township, inch up until the last week of ApriL been present long before I annually and have reached "They'realso talkinggot sober," he said. "I see the 30 to 40 per year mark. about community educa-more young people getting Brendan, who's now 26, tionprojects, workshops, sober now than before." said he wishes there hadand maybe taking trips been a program like thiswhere they would charter a Pam DeFiglio is a freelance when he first went into bus," she said. reporterfor Pioneer Press. NEWS Evanston Running Club keeps the paceformorethan 40years B KARIE ANGELL Luc screaming and having fun Sullivan, club membership Sullivan, recently joined. Pioneer Press and I remembered that I coordinator, wrote in a wel- "I never thought in a heard screams when I was coming letter. million years I would be a In 1982, Nancy Rollinswatching the explosion," "They have taught merunner' said Bunker, whose joined the Evanston Run-Rollins said. "I completely how to improve my run-husband, her walking part- ning Club and met herforgot that,completely ning," said Gus Morales, ofner, picked up his pace to future husband on a Bostonblocked that out. So it really Glenview. run with the club."I Marathon bus. shows how our brain sort of Morales, born and raisedthought, 'if you can't beat Today, they have two protects us. and when we're in Guatemala, came to the 'em, join 'em!'" grown sons, and Nancy, who ready, we'll remember." United States 14 years ago. Joel and Renee Wallen of is now a coach for the club, Rollinsisa coach for He ran his first marathon aWilmette participated April has been running for 38outdoor intervaltraining few years after his arrival, 15with theirchildren, years. In that time, she has "Sunimervals" workouts at renewing an interest in run-Hunter,2, and Avery 2 loed about 65 marathons,the Evanston Township ning that started in his early months. including the 2013 Boston High School track. teens. For Jonathan Margulies, Marathon marred by deadly She spoke about the 2013 KARIE ANGELI. WC/PIONEER PRESS Morales considers him-of Evanston, running and terror bombings. Boston Marathon exactly Evanston Running Club members participate in an April15, self a fast runner and doesbildng get him moving. He She was fourtofive two years to the date before track workout at Evanston Township High School. On right two marathons a year. He's has an ITjob at alaw firm blocks from the finish line an April 15 interval session. is Nancy Owens of Evanston who serves as timer. run marathons in Chicago, where he's often seated dur- when the explosions took "It was just a horrible Milwaukee, the Twin Cities, ing his workday. place, hut Rollins returnedexperience forallof us "It's people of all abilities.posted around town with aKenosha and Washington, Margulies wished Nancy in 2014 and again this week runners, but we came out ofIt's something I love abouttime and place.People D.C. Rollins well as she returned A Northbrook Center forit really wanting it to be anthe Evanston Runningshowed up. The club was Al White, of Evanston, to Boston. Christian Life Enrichmentevent that's about life and Club," Rollins said. incorporated in 1975. has been in the club since He said it's "phenomenal, therapist, Rollins is trained about goodness,"Rollins The club, which wel- "A few of us are very very 1996. the fact that she's going as a nurse. said. comes athletes of many ages guod, but most of us just "Our vision is to essen-back" 'As a therapist and a She led an estimated 90 and run times, was formedenjoy being out with othertially offer the people who counselor,Iwas fairlyclub members in lap runs as in 1973 by a group of Evans-runners, maybe losinga live in Evanston to get to-Kane Angeli Luc is a free- amazed that about a month part of weekly Wednesdayton runners at an indoorlittle weight or preparing for gether to run," White said. lance reporter for Pioneer later, I heard some people in-season sessions. YMCA track. Notices werean upcoming race' Joseph Jane Bunker, married to Press.

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When a customer pays with a RANDY BLASER the really good food any day. friendlygreetings, I kind ofmiss it now. If card at checkout, the machine is pro- But when I go to the store, the food I'm going to get hosed, and least do it with a grammed to ask a set ofquestions: Credit or doesn't seem ail that good or cheap. L smile. debit? Is this amount correct? Do you want I spend a lot of time and money in gro- Service is another issue I have with local I find a lot offrustration at the deli coun- cash back? You know the drill. cery stores. I'm always looking for the per- grocery stores. I thought everything would ter. Just when I get used to where every- Suppose the store reprograms that ma- fect one. It's like a quest for me, kind of like improve when Mariano's entered the mar- thing is at the store, they always change it chine to ask a few additional questions? Jason and the Golden Fleece. Alas, I am ket, cleaning up the leftover Dominick's around. But the deli counter was my rock. Suppose you go in one day and are the always disappointed. stores. It never changed. 100,000th customer and get asked, "Would I don't know what it is, but whenever I And for a while, my shopping experience Recently, though, they got a new brand ofyou like 10 percent offyour purchase?" go shopping I feel that the grocery store has was better. Mariano's had a greater selec- cold cuts, and I am lost there, too. Wouldn't that be great? let me down, sometimes in a big way. tion ofdifferent foods, and also a bevy a And I don't like to be asked how I want How about ifyou're the 500,000th cus- OK, I know what it is. Price. I think the discount brands. It was like Whole Foods my meat sliced. How would I know? I'm tomer and the machine asks ifyou want 50 prices are just too high and the food just meets Woodman's, a grocery chain just not a trained deli technician! I usually teli percent offyour purchase? doesn't taste good. north of the border in Wisconsin. them not so thin that it falls apart and not And ifyou are the i millionth shopper, Yes, I know what you're thinking. In And the service at Mariano's was excel- so thick that I only get three sandwiches wouldn't it be great ifthe question that Europe they spend way more on food than lent. out ofa half-pound ofPolish ham. pops on your screeniS:"Do you want your we do here in the U.S. That's true. But if you This had a spillover effect in my town. Finally, I'm sick ofall the marketing groceries free today?" ever ate in Europe, you would spend more, Soon after Mariano's opened, I noticed gimmicks. I don't want to collect stamps, or This is the Golden Fleece, my friends. It's time to treat SCOVI. STANTIS ourmother better We've got to treat our conserve, for example, are mother better. Mother available at www.5øways- Earth, that is. tohelp.com. Ifthe last couple of But beyond individual sledgehammer winters acts, Earth Day exhorts us haven't convinced us that to think big about the something is seriously environment. It tasks us to going wrong on our home PAUi SASSONE support environmental planet, perhaps the prices organizations and for us as we are about to pay for groceries because citizens and voters to advocate and sup- ofthe severe drought out west will. port policies, laws, regulations - and It's not that we haven't been warned candidates - that benefit the environ- about the damage we are doing to earth. ment. For 45 years, Earth Day has sounded a fire There have been victories, such as the bell in the night warning us and urging us !973 Endangered Species Act, clean air to take steps to keep our planet habitable. and water regulations and the creation of Judgingby how climate is changing we the U.S Environmental Protection Agency haven't been paying enough attention. We But Earth Day's work is not done. Cli- need to try much harder. mate change (global warming) poses a Earth Day will be marked April 22. threat to life on this planet. Greenhouse Earth Day urges us to think big and small gases - primarily created by the burning about the environment. It tells us there is offossil fuel oil, coal and natural gas - trap something all of us can do to help protect heat in the atmosphere. Left unchecked, scorl.STANTIS/CHICAGO TRIBUNE and save the earth. greenhouse gases raise sea levels and These so-called Acts of Green are change storm patterns. When and to what many. Just a few examples are taking extent are the only questions unless ac- public transportation, recycling, corn- tion is taken. LETTERS TO THE EDITOR posting, using recyclable grocery bags, Earth Day is a reminder to support turning off the computer at night, not actions and leaders to heal the environ- We want to hear from you! Send your letters to the editor to preheating the oven, riding a bike. ment And it reminds us in our daily lives suburbanlettem®tribpub.com. Letters should not exceed 250 words and The list of Acts of Green goes on, lim- to act in ways that help, not hurt, our one should include your name, phone number and address (only your name and ited only by individual imagination. The and only environment. town will be published). Internet is full of such ideas. Fifty ways to For earth is our one and only home. OPINION

DAN MORAN/NEWS-SUN Abraham Lincoln's death is marked a day early on a memorial outside the Lake County Building in Waukegan. Wrong Lincoln death day I)ti. remains etched in stone This month brings with being the "1985 Super Bowl qoop it the 150th anniversary of Champions" - even though several watershed mo- the Super Bowl following ments for our nation and its the 1985 NFL regular sea- growing pains, not the least son was actually played in ofwhich is the day Abra- January 1986. In our de- ham Lincoln died after fense, that entire postsea- being shot from behind by DAN MORAN son was a foregone conclu- Introducing the new the crazed and drunken sion by November1985. Southern sympathizer John Wilkes Booth. When it comes to the Lincoln typo, the Theater Loop with Chris Jones Whether Lincoln died on the 14th or the passage oftime has notbrought with it a 15th ofApril still depends on where you get revision, despite talk ofdoing so back in from the Chicago Tribune your information. 1998. Ifyou went to Lincoln Plaza on The commemorations ofLincohi's de- Wednesday to tip your hat to Father Abra- Now with even more coverage and reviews of theater, mise this week brought back more than ham, you would have found that April 14 is memories ofvisits to Springfield or the still etched on the marble. dance and comedy; news from Broadway and beyond; refurbished Ford's Theatre. It also recalled As a local stone expert told The News- events from October 1998, when a Lake Sun 16 years ago, "This business is sup- and our exclusive, original Theater Loop Showcase Barrington resident taking a break from posed to be forever, so you have to be ex- performance videos. jury duty at the Lake County Courthouse tremely, extremely cautious....There's noticed that the memorial to Lincoln on really no way offixing it permanently un- the west side of the building had The Great less you want to pull the marble down and Emancipator dying on April 14,1865. polish it offand re-chisel it." Sign up for our newsletter today and "I was sure that the date of his death In a poignant side note to all ofthis, the (was) incorrect. I later verified that the sculptor ofthe Lake County Lincoln me- keep yourself in the Loop! correct date is April 15, 1865," he wrote in a morial, Lily Tolpo, passed away earlier this letter to your Lake County News-Sun, year at the age of 97. tateiiuuj adding that he initially made the connec- When I talked to her about the mistake tion "because it's also tax day." in 1998, she was humble and contrite, say- History records that Lincoln was, for all ing April 14 is "the day you remember" practical purposes, as good as gone when when it comes to Lincoln's death, but add- the infamous bullet was shot into his brain ing that she would support a correction. just after 10p.m. on April 14. But the Old If our popular perception of Abraham Railsplitter was prairie strong, and he Lincoln is accurate, he would probably survived until the following morning, with shrug it all ofE To paraphrase one of his presented by the time of death recorded at 7:22 p.m. quotable quotes, when it comes to making April 15. mistakes, "mercy bears richer fruits than It could be argued that April 14 and strict justice." BROADWAY Abraham Lincoln are burned into our .' j collective consciousness the same way that [email protected] many of us refer to the Chicago Bears as Twitter @NewSunDanMoran OPINION

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The smoothie or others foods and beverages lot was packed with vehicles belonging can be consumed on a pleasant day. to employees, vendors and building During the tour, Mariano proved to be workers putting the finishing touches on a passionate spokesman for his family the place - among others. chain of stores. He pointed out unique "We'll be ready on Tuesday," said Bob brands of various kinds of food carried Mariano, who gave the Skokie Review an by Mariano's - foods that customers exclusive sneak peek. won't find readily at other retailers - Arguably one of the most significant while it also carries familiar brands. economic development additions for What customers won't find too readi- Skokie in years, Mariano's alongside ly, even at other Mariano's, is a kosher Starbucks, Noodles and Company and food market this large. Mariano said the LongHorn SteakHouse make up the new store should serve the Orthodox Jewish Skokie Commons shopping center at community well with its kosher market, Touhy Avenue and McCormick Boule- located under an easily identifiable yard. The shopping center occupies streak of blue. property that was home to the Klein The store also offers three aisles of Tools factory for decades. kosher groceries for shoppers in addi- The property became available when tion to the market sp ace. Klein Tools closed the building. That "We saw an opportunity in this area to gave Mariano's a new opportunity to enhance and bring something special to make the village a home since its original MIKE ISAACS/PIONEER PRESS PHOTOS this neighborhood," Mariano said. "His- plans to move to downtown Skokie neverBob Mariano gives a tour of the new Marianos at theSkokie Commons shopping center. torically, Devon Avenue had a number of panned out. The store was set to open April 21 at Touhy Avenue and McCormick Boulevard. kosher shops. Those by and large have "We've been working with the corn- gone away. There wasa need for munity leaders for some time," Mariano alternatives." said. "We initially tried to do something The new Walmart, which opened last in the downtown area, but it just didn't year to the west of Skokie Commons, make sense. Our practice is to pull away included an expanded market for kosher from the table when it's just not going to foods as well. work for everybody." The opening of Mariano's closes out a Mariano, though, believes this loca- significant piece in the transformation of tion to the east will work for everybody. the east side of Touhy Avenue. Once part A short jump from Chicago, Evanston of Skokie's industrial corridor, east-side and Lincolnwood, its reach should cover Touhy has welcomed in a Walmart and several communities. an X-Sport fitness store in recent years. "We're at Touhy and McCormick. A Lettuce Entertain You M Burger Come on," Mariano said. "What's not to went into the Walmart shopping center like?" space; a popular Filipino-based restau- The Skokie store marks the 32nd rant chain, Jollibee, is scheduled to fill Mariano's in only about five years. The other space in the same shopping center. company's first store was in Arlington But even with this flurry of recent Heights, and while there were always economic development, it was always thoughts about expanding to other areas, A wine and beer section is among the high- Employees get ready days before the Sko- Mariano's that was to be the big prize of even Mariano said growth has been lights of the new store. kie grocery's store's grand opening. the area. quicker than expected. One woman who saw activity inside The company's rapid expansion was Actually, calling Mariano's a grocerysalad bar, a hummus and olive bar, anthe store wandered in, assuming it was aided by the closing of the Dominick'sstore - even a high-end one - doesn'tarea for barbecue, a space for pastries,open. Mariano told her the store was grocery store chain, allowing Mariano'squite do it justice. Groceries are a large sweets and more. closed even though it didn't look that to move into several abandoned stores itpart ofwhat it offers to be sure, but there Individual meals can be purchased way. Come back April 21, he said. never anticipated. is much more to the 71,310 square feet itand then eaten in a nearby attractive She said she probably would. So did The Skokie store, however, was alwaysoccupies. dining area in the corner, which ismany others who were anxious to a different animal. The public had been "It's really patterned after the greatsurrounded by glass and includes lowliterally see what's in store for them. asking for a high-end grocery store for afood halls of Europe," Mariano said. lighting and a sculpture. longtime, and village leaders were trying On its north side are food stations and Since the store is open from 6 a.m. to [email protected] to make that happen. food bars - a coffee bar, an oyster bar, a 10 p.m. seven days a week, Mariano's can Twitter @SKReviewMike COMMUNITY CALENDAR

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Monday-Wednesday, 4422 Senior Center, 161 Northfield Road, made ofrecycled plastics. 2 p.m. Sat- Kohl Children's Museum, 2100 Patriot Northfield, $12 member; $15 nonmnem- urday, Glenview Public Library, 1930 Blvd., Glenview, $10-$11,847-832-6600 Getting Started with your family ber, 847-784-6030 Glenview Road, Glenview, free, 847- history:Learn about genealogy re- 729-7500 Little Legends Soccer Academy: sources available at the Family History This Above All: Why "Hamlet" Is spring premier league:The new Center at this one-hour workshop on Shakespeare's Greatest Play:Peter LearnIng Your DSLR: Intro to Pho- league is for seven- and eight-year-olds. the fundamentals of starting your fami- Garino makes the argument that of tography:This Intro to Photography A six-week season starts on April 18th. ly research. Registration required. i Shakespeare's 38 plays, "Hamlet" is the course focuses onthe basics of shooting noon Thursday-Sunday, Glenview New am. 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Thurs- construction for projects that have been Conference 2015:Communication working version ofeither Photoshop day, North Shore Senior Center, 161 completed during the last five years. and Leadership Conference. 5 p.m. Elements or Photoshop CS5 or CS6. Northfield Road, Northfield, $20 mem- 11:15 am. Thursday-Wednesday, Win- Friday and Saturday, Holiday Inn North Instructor: Angela Alfe ofBeautiful Life ber; $26 non-member for two sessions, netka Village Hall, 510 Green Bay Road, Shore, 5300 W. Touhy Ave., Skokie, free. Photography. Contact the Park Ridge 847-784-6030 Wínnetka, free, 847-716-3525 847-664-2033 Senior Center at 847-692-3597. 2:30 p.m. Saturday, Park Ridge Park District - Mah Jongg in Review:Brush up on Friday, April 24 "Oleanna":MadKap Productions Senior Center, 100 S. Western Ave., Park your Mah Jonskills in this six-week presents David Mamet's gripping and Ridge, $180, 847-692-3597 class. Instructor Pamela Max guides electrifyingdrama. As the lives of the you through games and focuses on "Hair":See the musical about a group characters spin out ofcontrol. we are Greatest Hits ofthe Greatest Gen- technique. Bring a current Mah Jon ofyounghippies exploring sex, love confronted with both the effects of eration:Local singing group, The Park card or purchase one for $8. Contact and rock 'n' roll while fighting for civil carelessness and the dangers of over- Ridge Chorale, performs to celebrate the Park Ridge Senior Center. 9:30 am. rights and protesting the war in Viet- sensitivity and being too politically the 70th anniversary ofWorld War II. 7 Thursday, Park Ridge Park District - nam. 8 p.m. Friday and Saturday, 3 p.m. correct. 7:30 p.m. Friday and Saturday, 2 p.m. Saturday, St. Luke's Lutheran Senior Center, 100 S. Western Ave., Sunday, Prairie Lakes Theatre, 515 E. p.m. Sunday, 1:30 p.m. Wednesday, Church, 205 N. Prospect Ave., Park Park Ridge, $52 member or $57 guest, Thacker St, Des Plaines, $28, 847-604- Skokie Theatre, 7924 N. Lincoln Ave., Ridge, $14-$18; students 18 and younger 847-692-3597 0275 Skokie, $28 adults; $24 seniors; $18 admitted for free, 312-961-9066 students, 847-677-7761 Turn to Calendar, Next Page 24 CALENDAR o Calendar,from Previous Page Israeli News Reporter at JUF Brunch In Skokle: Gil Tamary the Home, Health, Happiness: A Take Charge Forum: For expert guidance Washington Bureau Chief for Israel's Channel 10 News is guest speaker. Q]iicit'ribnuc on how to take charge as you or your Tamary covers a wide range of Middle FE loved ones grow older, attend Home, East issues, says Joel Farber, the syna- Health, Happiness, a community forum gogue's 2015 JUF Event Chair. For BLUE SKY hosted by North Shore Village. Register reservations call Lisa Herst at 312-444- NNO VAT ION in advance via email to info@north- 2838 or e-mail her at Lisa- shore-village.org, or call 847-721-1413.1 [email protected]. 10a.m. Sunday, Ezra p.m. Saturday, Skokie Hospital, 9600 Habonim, Niles Township Jewish Gross Point Road, Skokie, free, 847-721- Congregation, 4500 Dempster St., 1413 Skokie, $10, 847-675-4141 "Prime Time to Sell?": Featured Rob Haight: The Music of John Col- panelists present in the lower level trane and Billy Strayhorn: Join Rob conference room: Patrick Price, North Haight as he celebrates the music of Shore Senior Center (moderator); 1 John Coltrane and Billy Strayhorn. A Howard and Susan Meyers, The Hud- recent graduate ofThe Juilliard School son Company Michael Kodlowski, and student ofsaxophonists Ron Blake Chase Private Client and Patricia Jon- (SNL, Roy Hargrove) and Steve Wilson land, Meadow Lane Estate Sales. RSVP (Chick Corea, Dave Holland), Haight to Ten Ruiz at 847-784-6018 or tru- has performed at venues in Chicago, [email protected] a.m. Saturday, Chase New York, Brazil, Guatemala, El Salva- Bank, 791 Elm St., Winnetka, free, 847- dor, Costa Rica, Amsterdam and the 784-6018 2009 Kennedy Center Honors in Wash- ington, D.C. He performs frequently Sunday, April 26 with JeffLindberg's Chicago Jazz Orchestra.On piano, bass and drums will be Dan Trudell, Dennis Carroll and Midwest Fruit Explorers Spring George Fludas. Get tickets at the thea- Lecture: Professor Ron Perry former tre, by calling or online. 8 p.m. Sunday, chair of the Horticulture Department at Skokie Theatre, 7924 N. Lincoln Ave., Michigan State University discusses Skokie, $20, 847-677-7761 how to establish a backyard orchard. i p.m. Sunday, Chicago Botanic Garden, Musical Theater and Opera: Why 1000 Lake Cook Road, Glencoe, free. Choose When You Can Have Both?: Iiia 847-835-5440 The Skokie Valley Symphony Orchestra V- will be joined by dynamic soloists Carla "Choosing to Love Whatever the Janzen, Juliet Petrus, Emily Price, John Cost":Interactive presentation/dis- Concepcion and Bill McMurray in a cussion in a series on the Spiritual performance ofclassics from musical Exercises of St. Ignatius Loyola. The theater and opera. 3 p.m. Sunday, North speaker: Vincent Guider, Old St. Pat's Shore Center fon the Performing Arts, Church and Director of the North 9501 Skokie Blvd., Skokie, $5-$44, wher Icavation Lawndale Kinship Initiative. How can 847-673-6300 we love difficult, unjust people or those who hurt us? What price do we put on Cantonal Concert: Concert featuring inspiration our love for Christ? For others? Noon the musical group Sixl3Acapella. 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This event is part of special program co-hosted by Skokie the Wilmette Public Library's 2015 One synagogues: Ezra-Habonim, the Nues Book, Everybody Reads program, Township Jewish Congregation and which is featuring "Some Luck" this blueskyinnovation.com' Temple Beth Israel. 6:30 p.m. Sunday, spring. 2 p.m. Sunday, Wihnette Junior Ezra Habonim, Niles Township Jewish high School, 620 Locust Rd., Wilmette, #connect Congregation, 4500 Dempster St., free, 847-256-7280 Skokie, free, 847-675-4141 Turn to Calendar, Next Page CALENDAR 25

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Cross/Blue Shield Illinois. directly to Mary Ann Schultz, warmed my heart and I Couples should be best We engoged BCBS for short- CATHY CUNNINGHAM BCBS's senior manager of am excited to help this friends, and we all know term healthcare coverage for Help Squad media relations and public guy get into the mindset that best friends talk a lot. our daughter in November affairs, to request her assist- of a woman by sharing JACKIE PiLOSSOPH They open up, they share 2014, effective January 1, 2015. In December ance for Mike and his daughter before health just what the heck we Love Essentially their inner most thoughts she experienced a sudden illness. On Decem- care collections departments began calling. are thinking! and feelings. berI talked to a BCBS sales agent about Mary Ann was happy to help and requested a So, here are 16 signs that she digs you: This way, ifsomething is wrong, the possible healthcare plans. Among the plans few days to work through the situation. Texts and phone calls are answered other person can address it and the two offered was the 1132001 Bronze Choice plan. Beginning the next day, and for the next promptly. can try to work things out before one Our Visa card was processed and we were four business days, Mike received phone She wears lipstick on your dates. goes looking somewhere else for corn- reassured the plan could be changed ifit did updates from Stacey, a specialist in the BCBS She asks you about YOU, seems fort and/or happiness. Couples also need not meet our needs. Executive Inquiry Department, who person- genuinely interested and seems to care. to nurture the romantic aspect of their The next day I contacted BCBS as it was ally worked to ensure all ofMike's daughter's "How is work?" "Tell me about your relationship by going on kid-free dates clear the 1B2001 Bronze plan would not claims were processed via the proper group fmily." "I want to hear a story about and vacations together. A marriage is like work for our daughter, so we enrolled her in number. Three days after her initial contact, your past." a plant or a pet or even a childit needs the 1S2003 Silver PPO plan. We paid $330.79 Mike reported that, "Stacey has resubmitted She is interested in meeting your to be taken care of with lots of attention. but were assured that our prior payment for all 24 claims. She shared that this issue in- friends. Ifit isn't fed or cared for, it will die. 1B2001 would be applied to the continuing volved one computer exchanging data with She smiles a lot around you. How do I tell my spouse that she monthly premiums. December 2014 in- another and should not have taken three She puts her phone away at dinner has gotten extremely overweight and dicates two payments: $178.91 and $330.79. months to fix. It was a simple issue but the (unless she has young kids who might be it is a turnoff? Following emailed confirmation of en- wrong people were involved. As I recall, calling her). This is a tough one. First ofall, you rollment on December 24, we received two Stacey said, 'It took one day for 1S2003 to be Saturday nights always work for her don't have to tell her she is overweight BCBS IL cards via US Mail. One was in- posted in place ofIB200l and another day or to get together. She knows. Trust me. The question correct, indicating group number 1132001 so to reprocess the 24 old claims." She buys you a thoughtful gift, becomes, does she care? The answer to BCS, the second was correct indicating group "We would like to thank [Help Squad] for maybe a book she wants you to read or a that is huge. Iffor some reason she is fine number 1S2003 PPO. the results to date," said Mike. "Our current plant for your house. with her new body, and is making no January - February 2015 my daughter billed amount is $15,711.95, while the you She offers to cook you dinner from attempt to lose the weight by eating underwent multiple medical exams and may owe amount is $4,639.60. Looking back time to time. healthier or exercising I'd say you have a procedures. For each she presented her to March 16, the totals for the same two lo. She talks about a ftiture together. problem. Why? Because her desire to 152003 Silver PPO card. During this period a columns were $14,026.75 and $10,327.71 "Maybe we could go to Lake Geneva this change has to be there or her weight total ofl5 Explanations ofBenefits were [respectively]. That's a hell ofa difference! summer." "My cousin's wedding is in will stay the same or continue to in- generated. We noticed immediately that all One wonders how the average Joe can solve June, I hope you'll go with me?' crease. procedures were processed under the a healthcare problem without outside help.... She rarely mentions her ex. I would start by talking to her, and 1B2001 Bronze group number, resulting in no It appears there are a bunch of Customer You're walking down the street andvery gently broaching the subject. Make coverage/no payment Where was our Service folks receiving calls that require a she holds your hand. sure to tell her that she is a beautiful 152003 Silver PPO? We began calling the level ofauthority and knowledge they don't seems vulnerable, but confi- woman, that you love her, and that you BCBS IL Member Customer Service line and have?' dent, too. want her to be healthy. received confirmation that our daughter was Once everything was processed correctly, She laughs at your jokes, even if You can't get in shape for her, but enrolled in the Silver PPO plan, not the Mary Ann contacted us to say, "Blue Cross they aren't that funny. there are some things you can offer her Bronze plan. I began keeping track of our and Blue Shield òflllinois made several If you have to go to the doctor, she in terms of support. calls (12 pages ofdocumentation, to-date). errors with [Mike's daughter's account, and offers to go with you. Help her find a program that works The Blue Access web page showed we had have since corrected those mistakes. We have The biest sign: her kiss. lt shouts, fur her, whether it's Weight Watchers, a the Bronze plan, not the Silver plan, but on spoken with [Mike] and let [him] know that "I really like you." nutritionist, a gym or a personal trainer. the same site it also clearly indicated we wereall claims for fliis] daughter have been ad- Is there any way to affair-proof a Teil her you will eat healthy with enrolled and paying premiums for Silver justed and moved over to the correct group relationship? her, eat what she eats and work out coverage. Obviously, something was very number. We apologize as they were caught in I hear so many stories from men and together ifshe wants. wrong! the middle ofa system conversion as we women who explain that they were Continually offer positive, support- We have contacted the Member Customer were moving files to a new system. This utterly shocked when finding out their jog, loving words. Inspire her, motmite Service line, IT Help Desk, Enrollment account is current and all claims have been spouse was having an affair. While I her, and reward her efforts with back Agents line, and Individual Membership paid?' completely understand how that scenar- rubs or flowers or a nice card. Billing department over 20 times. We have Need help? Sendyour letters, your corn- io could happen, I often wonder if the That's what best friends do for each faxed 26 pages ofEOBs with requests for plaints, your injustices and your story ideas to cheat-ec turned a blind eye, not letting other! resubmission ofclaims, but nothing has [email protected] and we will be himself (or herself) see the cheating changed. To-date, we've received over happy to assist you. because it was just too painful, or they Jackie Pilossoph is afreelance columnist $10,500 in invoices from various healthcare were too afraid to confront it. for Pioneer Press. providers. HeIpSquadpioneerlocal.com There are a few thincouples can do We ask your help in expediting action to minimize the chance that their spouse T;vitter: @ Iowssentially from BCBS IL on the above issues. Pioneer Press Classified TakeaLook TO ADVERTISE PLEASE CALL: 866-399-0537 OR GO ONLINE TO HTTP://PLACEANAD.TRIBUNESUBURBS.COM INSIDE!

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IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF COOK COUNTY, ILLINOIS COUNTY DEPART- IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE 22nd JUDICIAL CIRCUIT OF ADVERTISEMENT FOR BID MCHENRY COUNTY ILLINOIS MENT - CHANCERY DIVtSION Park Ridge-Niles School District WELLS FARGO BANK, NA SUCCESSOR BY MERGER TO WELLS FARGO IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE 22nd JUDICIAL CIRCUIT OF CARENO: 14 CH 51207 McHENRY COUNTY ILLINOIS 64 164 5 ProSpect Ave., Park Apt Fo, Rent HOME MORTGAGE, INC SHERIFF'S NO. SHERIFF'S NO Ridge,IL60068.willreceive Skokie Apt for Rent PlaIntiff, seaTed bids for copier paper Garden anti BR Available May CARENO 14CH292 FIFTH THIRD BANC, PlaintIff, ist $800 nil utfirties included J&ANTA ADAMOWICZ Bids are dun at the address 847 366/683 Defendants FIFTH THIRD BANK, vs vs above on Wednesday, May 6, MACKE9 INC., el al 11 CH 044813 2015 at 1030 A.M At this time Rooms to Porri 8656 W AINSLIE STREET NORRIDGE, IL 60106 MACKEY. INC , et al. Defendants NOTICE OF SALE PUBLIC NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that pursuant to a the bids will be publicly opened Judgment of Foreclosure and Sale entered in the above cause on July NOTICE OF SHERIFFS FORECLOSURE SALt and read.Bidders are invited NOTICE OF SHERIFF'S FORECLOSURE SALE 3, 2014, an agent for The ludlcial Sales CorporatIon, will at 1030 AM Io attend the opening but their presence is not required Glenwood on May 26, 201 5. at The Judicial Sales Corporation, One South Wacker NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that pursuant to a Judgment for Foreclooure NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that n pursuance of a udgment heretofore Si50/wk.1 wks rent upfrOflt. Drive - 24th Floor, CHICAGO, IL, 60606, Sell at public auctIon to the herein entered the Sheriff of MCeenry County, Woodstock Illinois, or entered by the said court in the above entitled cause, Bill Prim, sheriff Utils mcl Full uso of house. highest bidder, as Set forth below. the following described real estate: his depute, will on Thursday the 21st day May, 2015, at the hour of Bid specifications may be re- of Mchenry County, Illinois will on Thursday the 215f day of May A D 7 ó8- 7 58-7 909 Commonly known as 8656 W AINSLIE STREET, NORRIDGE, IL 60706 10:00 A.M at the Mceenry County Courthouse, Room 262, 2200 N quested from the Educational 2015, at the hour of 1000 A M , McHenry County Courthouse, Room Property indes No 12-11-327-038 The real estate is improved with a SeminaryAvenue,Woodstock Illinois sell at public auction to the high- SerViceCenter, 1645. Pros- 262, 2200 N Seminary Avenue, Woodstock, Mct-)enry County, Illinois Upscale FurnIshed Room Pri- residence Sale terms: 25% down of the highest bid by certified funds est and best bidder, property legally described as follows: Pect Ave., Park Ridge, IL 6006t sel) at public auction to the highest and best bidder for castrand all vatebatti,Kitchenprivileges. at the close of the sale payable to The Judicial Sales Corporation No )Phone. 847-318-43001 or dowTr- singular, the following described premises and real estate in said )udg- Garden view. Garage, Pool, third party checks will be accepted. The balance, including the Judicial PARCEL i THAT PART OF LOT "A" IN GRISWOLD LAKE HILLS UNIT NO t, loaded from the District's web- meni mentioned, situated in the County and State of Illinois. pr so Share W/ Senior M, Rets reg, sale fee for Abandoned Residential Property Municipality Relief Fund, A SUBDIVISION OF PART OF THE WEST FRACTiONAL HALF OF SECTION site at wwwdó4.org. much thereof as shall be sufficient to satisfy said )udgment Io wit: P&D check,OakbrookArea, which in calculased on residential real estate at the rate of $1 for each 57 TOWNSHIP 44 NORTH, RANGE 9 EAST OF THE THIRD PRINCIPAL $300 price negot 630 5308920 $1 0173 Or fraction thereof of the amount paid by the psrchaser not to MERIDIAN, ACCORDING TO THE PLAT THEREOFRECORDED JUNE 29, By order of the President of the PARCEL i - THAT PART OF LOT A IN GRISWOLD LAKE HILLS UNIT NO. i exceed $300, in certified funds/or wire transfer, is due within twenty- 1943 AS DOCUMENT NO. 170422, IN BOOK 7 OF PLATS, PAGE 81, DE Board of Education of Commu- A SUBDIVISION OF PART OF THE WEST FRACTIONAL HALF OF SECTIOÑ Commercial tor Rout four 124) hours 140 tee shall be paid by the mortgagee acquiring the SCRIBED AS FOLLOWS: BEGINNING AT THE MOST NORTHLY CORNER nay Consolidated School Ois- 17, TOWNSHIP 44 NORTH. RANGE 9 EAST OF ThE THIRD PRINCIPAL tesidential real estate pursuant to Its credit bid at the sale orby any OF SAID LOT A; THENCE SOUTHWESTERLY ON THE NORTHWESTERLY trlct Number 64, CoOk County. MERIDIAN, ACCORDING TO THE PLAT THEREOFRECORDED JUNE 29, mortgagee, ludgment creditor, or other llenar acquiring the residential LINE THEREOF.ALSO BEING THE SOUTHEASTERLY LINE OF NORThEAST IIlinoìs 1943 AS DOCUMENT NO. 170422, IN BOOK 7 OF PLATS, PAGE 81, DE real estate whose rights n and to the residential real estate arose SHORE DRIVE, A DISTANCE OF 272 FEET TO A POINT; THENCE SOUTH- SCRIBED AS FOLLOWS: BEGINNING AT ThE MOST NORTHLY CORNER SchIller Park Office 480 sg, lt prior to the sale The sub)ect property is subtect to general real es- EASTERLY ON A LINE FORMING AN ANGLE OF 84 DEGREES 45 MIN DATED the 23rd day of April, 0F SAID LOT A. THENCE SOUTHWESTERLY ON THE NORTHWESTERLY $650/month available now, no UTES TO THE LEFT, WIlli A PROLONGATION OF THE LAST DESCRIBED 2015 LINE THEREOF, ALSO BEING THE SOUTHEASTERLY LINE OF NORTHEAST pets, no Smoking, 847 664.9951 tate taxes, special ashqssments. or special taxes levied against said real estate and is offered for sale without any represensation as to LINE. A DISTANCE OF 605.4 FEET TO AN INTERSECTiON WITH ThE CEN- Vicki Lee SHORE DRIVE, A DISTANCE OF 272 FEET TO A POINT, THENCE SOUTH- quality or quanttty of title and without recourse to Plaintiff and irr AS TER LINEOF ThE HIGHWAY (KNOWN AS STATE AID ROUTE 25, SECT1ON Secretary, Board of Education, EASTERLY ON A LINE FORMING AN ANGLE OF 84 DEGREES 45 MIN- REAL ESTATE FOR IS" conditi00 The sale is further sublect to confirmation by the court 32 MET.) BEING ON A CURVED LINE TO THE LEFT, RADIUS OF 128787 Community Consolidated UTES TO THE LEFT. WITH A PROLONGAI1DN OF THE LAST DESCRIBED SALE upon payment in full of tIle amount bid, the purchaser Will receive a FEET), ThENCE NORTHWESTERLY ON SAID CENTER LINE, A DISTANCE School LINE. ADISTANCE OF 6054 FEET TO AN INTERSECTION WITH THE CEN- Certificate of Sale that will entitle the purchaser lo a deed to the real OF 562 27 FEET TO AN INTERSECTION WITH THE NORTHEASTERLY UNE DiStrIct Number 64, TER LINE OF THE HIGHWAY IKNOWN AS STATE AID ROUTE 25, SECTION estate after confirmation of the sale. The property will NOT be open OF SAID LOT A, THENCE NORTHWESTERLY ON SAID NORTHEASTERLY Cook County, Illinois 32 M.FT.I BEING ON A CURVED LINE TO THE LEFT, RADIUS OF 1287,57 for inspection and plaintiff makes no representation as to the candi- LINE THEREOF, A DISTANCE OF 147.6 FEET TO ThE PLACE OF BEGIN- FEEl); THENCE NORTHWESTERLY ON SAID CENTER LINE. A DISTAN tian of the propet-ty Prospective bidders are admonished to check the NING, IN MCHENRY COUNTY. ILLINOIS. 4/23/15 3217467 OF 562.27 FEET TO AN INTERSECTION WITH THE NORTHEASTERLY LINE court file to verity all information If this property is a condominium OF SAID LOT A, THENCE NORTHWESTERLY ON SAID NORTHEASTERLY unit, tIre purchaser of the unit at the foreclosure sale. other than a PARCEL 2: THAT PART OF LOT "A" IN GRISWOLD LAKE HILLS UNIT NO. 1, LINE THEREOF. A DISTANCE OF 147.6 FEET TO THE PLACE OF BEGIN- Open Houses mortgagee, shall pay the assessments and the legal fees required by A SUBDIVISION OF PART OF THE WEST FRACTiONAL HALF OF StCTION NINO. IN MCHENRY COUNTY, ILLINOIS. The Condominium Property Act, 765 1LCS 605/96011) and 1BJ14l. If this 17, TOWNSHIP 44 NORTH RANGE 9 EAST OF THE THIRD PRINCIPAL property is a condominium unit which is part at a common interest MERIDIAN, ACCORDING Tò THE PLO!' THEREOF RECORDED JUNE 29, ADVERTISEMENT FOR BID PARCEL 2 THAT PART OF LOT "A IN GRISWOLD LAKE HILLS UNIT NO 1 community, the purchaser of the unit at the foreclosure sale other 1943 AS DOCUMENT NO 170422, IN BOOK 7 OF PLATS PAGE Bl. De- Park Ridge-Niles School District A SUBDIVISION OF FART OF THE WEST FRACTIONAL HALF OF SECTIOI4 Duplex Indian Trail & Ttask St, tIran a mortgagee shall oav the assessments required by The Condo- SCRIBED AS FOLLOWS: BEGINNING AT THE POINT WHERE THE MOST 64 164 S Prospect Ave, Park 17, TOWNSHIP 44 NORTH, RANGE 9 EAST DF THE THIRD PRINCIPAL 3 540115, t S tta 110 PetS, non- minium Prooeltv Act, 765 1LcS 605/le Slg-1l IFOU ARS THE MORT- SOUTHERLY CORNER OF SAID LOT A INTERSECTS THE EASTERLY LINE Ridge,IL60068,willreceive MERIDIAN, ACCORDING TO THE PLAY THEREOF RECORDED JUNE 29, smokers, $995 Sdc., available GAGOR lt-IOMEOWt4ERI, YOU HAVE TI-fE RIGHT TO REMAIN IN POSSES- OF NORThSHORE DRIVE, AS SHOWN ON THE PLAT SAID GRISWOLD sealed bids for custodial sup- 19d3 AS DOCUMENT NO 170422, IN BOOK 7 DF PLATS PAGE 81 DE- 5/1 Call 630-898-6490 SION FOR 30 DAYS AFTER ENTRY OF AN ORDER OF POSSESSION, IN LAKE HILLS; ThENCE NORTHERLY ALONG THE EASTERLY LINE OF SAID pItes SCRIBED AS FOLLOWS- BEGINNING AT THE POINT WHERE THE NIOST ACCORDANCE WITH SECTION 15-17011C) OF THE ILLINOIS MORTGAGE NORTHEAST SHORE DRIVE. FOR A DISTANCE OF 247.27 FEET TO A SOUTHERLY CORNER OF SAID LOT A INTERSECTS TI-fE EASTERLY LINE FORECLOSURE LAW You will need a photo identification issued bya POINT; THENCE NORTHWESTERLY ON A LINE FORMING AN ANGLE 19 Bids are due at the address OF NORTHSHORE DRIVE. AS SHOWN ON THE PLAT SAID GRISWOLD Judicial Sales - Real government agency (driver's license passport, etc.) in Order to gain DEGREES 56 MINUTES TO ThE LEFT, WITH A PROLONGATION OF THE above on Wednesday, May 6, LAKE HILLS THENCE NORTHERLY ALONG THE EASTERLY LINE OF SAID entry into our building and the foreclosure sale room in Cook County LAST DECRIBED LINE FOR A DISTANCE OF 101.4 FEET TO A POINT; 2015 at 1000 A M At this time NORTHEAS SHORE DRIVE FOR A DISTANCE OF 247 27 FEET ID A Estate and the same identiFication for sales held al Other county venues TRENCE NORTHEASTELY DN A LINE FORMING AN ANGLE OF 36 0E the bids will Ile publicly opened POINT THENCE NORTHWETERLY ON A LINE FORMING AN ANGLE 19 whete The Judicial Sales Corporation conducts foreclosure sales. GREES, 29 MINUTES TO THE RiDI-lT, WITH A PROLONGAtiON OF THE and read.Bidders are invlted DEGREES 56 MINUTES TO THE LEFT, WITH A PROLONGATION OF THE For information, esamine the court tile or contact PlaintIff's attorney LAST DECRIBED LINE, FOR A DISTANCE OF 337.3 FEET TO A POINT, SAJO to attend the opening but their LAST DECRIBED LINE, FOR A DISTANCE OF 101,4 FEET TO A POINT; IN 18E CIRCUIT COURT OF COOK COOJL1S & ASSOCIATES, PC, 15W030 NORTH FRONTAGE ROAD. SUITE POINT BEING ON THE SOUTH LINE OF A TRACT DF LAND CONVEYED presence it not required. THENCE NORTHEASTERLY ON A LINE FORMING AN ANGLE OF 36 DE- COUNTY, ILLINOIS 100 BURR RIDGE IL 60527, ¿630) 794-9876 Pleasa refer to hIe number BY LEROY J KRONENBERGER AND WIFE, TO CASIMIR J. POCIASK AND GREES, 29 MINUTES TO THE RIGHT, WITH A PROLONGATION OF THE COUNTY DEPARTMENT - CHAN 14-11-42221 THE IUD1C1AL SALES CORPORATION One South Wacker wIF RECORDED SEPTEMBER 13 1957 AS DOCUMENT NO. 328412, Bid specifications may be re- LAST DECRIBED LINE FOR A DISTANCE OF 337 3 FEET TO A POINT, SAID CERY DIVISION Drive 24th FloOr, Chicago, IL 60606-4650 1312) 236-SALE You can also IN BOOK 547 OF DEEDS, PAGE 17, THENCE SOUThEASTERLY ON A quested from the Educational POINT BEING ON THE SOUTH LINE OF A TRACT OF LAND CONVEYED NATIONSTAR MORTGAGE LLC; visittie Judicial Sales corfioration at tisc.corni for a 7 day status LINE FORMING AN ANGLE OF 1 1 7 DEGREES, 30 MINUTES TOTHE RIGHT, Service Center, 1645. PrOs- BY LEROY J KRONENBERGER AND WIFE, TO CASIMIR J POCIASK AND PlaintIff, reDort of Pending sales, CODIL1S S ASSOCIATES. PC. 15W031) NORTH WITH A PROLONGATiON OF THE LAST DESCRIBED UNE, FOR A DIS- oect Ave . Park Ridge, IL 60068 WIFE RECORDED SEPTEMBER 13, 1957 AS DOCUMENT NO 328412, , VS- F8ONTAGÊ ROAtj SUITE 100 BURR RIDGE, IL 60527 630) 794-5300 At- TANCE OF B5.4 FEET TO A POINT OF INTERSECTION WON THE CENTER Phone 847-31B-430) or down- IN BOOK 547 OF DEEDS, PAGE 187, THENCE SOUTHEASTERLY ON A ENELITA GARCIA. REYNALOC torney File No 14-11-42221 Attorney AROC NO 0046ai732 Attorney LINE OF THE HIGHWAY IKNOwN AS STATE AID ROUTE 25 SECTION 32 loaded from the District's web- LINE FORMING AN ANGLE OF i 1 7 DEGREES, 30 MINUTES TO l'ME RIGHT, GARCIA. CAPITAL ONE Code 21762 Case Number. 11 CH 044813 TJSC 35-4244 NOTE. Pur- M FT.), ThENCE SOUTHERLY ALONG THE CENTER UNE 0E SAlO STATE Site at www.d64.org WITh A PROLONGATiON OF THE LAST DESCRIBED LINE, FOR A DIS- BANK (USA) NA SUCCESSOR IN suant to tIre Fail Debt Collection Practices Act. you are advised that AID ROAD AND BEING ON A CURVED LINE TO THE RIGHT HAVING A TANCE OF 85 4 FEET TO A POINT OF INTERSECTION WlT1-I THE CENTER iNTRE5T TO PlaIntiffs attorney is deemed to be a deOt coliectot attempting to col- RADIUS OF 1287 87 FEET FOR A DISTANCE OF 512.4 FEET l'O A POINT By order of the President of the LINE OF THE HIGHWAY IKNOWN AS STATE AID ROUTE 25 SECTiON 32 CAPITAL ONE BANK, De- lect a debt and any information Obtained Will be used for that Purpose OF TANGENCY; THENCE OUTHWESTtRLY ON A LINE BEING TANGENT Board of Education of Comma- M FTI; THENCE SOUTHERLY ALONG TI-IF CENTER UNE 0E SAID STATE fendants 649948 TO THE LAST DECRIBED LINE, FOR A DISTANCE OF 1 12.22 FEET TO A nity Consolidated School Dis- AID ROD AND BEING ON A CURVED LINE TO THE RIGHT HAVING A 13 CH 7ó03 4/16. 4/23. 4/30 3195996 POINT OF INTERSEC1TON WITH THE SOUThERLY LINE OF SAJO LOT A OF tact Number 64, Cook County. RADIUS OF 1287 87 FEET FOR A DISTANCE OF 5124 FEETFO A POINT NOOCE OF SALE SAID GRISWOLD LAKE HILLS UNIT NO 1, THENCE SOUTHWESTERLY ON Illinois OF TANGENCY; THENCE SOUThWESTERLY ON A LINE BEING TANGENT PUBLIC NOTICE IS HEREBY DIV iN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF COOK COUNTY, ILLINOIS COUNTY DEPART- SAID SOIJHTERLY UNE OF SAID LOT A. FOR A DISTANCE OF 10,32 FEET TO THE LAST DECRIBED LINE, FOR A DISTANCE OF 112.22 FEET TO A EN that pursuant to a Judgment TO THE PLACE OF BEGINNING, IEXCEP'T3NG THEREFROM ALL THAT MENT - CHANCERY DIViSiON DATED the 23rd day of April, POINT OF INTERSECTION WIlli THE SOUThERLY LINE OF SAID LOT A OF of Foreclosure and Saie entered PART THEREOF THAT FALLS WITHIN THE RIGHT OF WAY OF STATE AID 201S SAID GRISWOLD LAKE HILLS UNIT NO 1 ; THEN SOUTHWESTERLY ON in the above entitled cause in- U.S BANK, NATiONAL ASSOCIATION Plaintiff, ROUTE 25, AFORESAJDI, IN MCHENRY COUNTY, ILLINOIS Vicki Lee SAID SOUHTERLY LINE OF SAID LOT A FOR A DISTANCE OF 10 32 FEET terCoiinty Judicial Sales Corpo- Secretary Board of Education, TO THE PLACE OF BEGINNING, IEXEPT1NG THEREFROM ALL THAT ration wIll on Thursday, May 7. INDEX NOS. 15-17-177-001 and 15-17-327-002 Community Consolidated PART THEREOF THAT FALLS WITHIN THE RIGHT OF WAY OF STATE AlO 2015 atthe hour of 11 am in flEN NGUYEN, TiFFANY SOUTH HOMEOWNERS' ASSOCIATION, UN- KNOWN OWNERS AND NONRECORD CLAIMANTS School ROUTE 25. AFORESAJDI. IN MCHENRY COUNTY ILLINOIS theIr offtce at T2OWest Madison Commonly knows as: 2601 South River Road, Mceenry, IL 60050 District Number 64, Street, Suite 71RA, Chicago, lili Defendants 12 CH 007310 Cook County, illinoix INDEX NOS. 15-il-177-001 and 15-17-327-002 nous. sell at public auctuon'to the This popeTh is commonly known as 2601 South River Road, McHenry, highiest bidder for cash. as Set 5019 MULFORD STREET UNIT 4102 SKOKIE, IL 60077 NOTICE OF SALE PUBLIC NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that pursuant to a IL 60050 and with improvements on the real estate is u 1 73,010 SF Or 4/23/15 32174fb Commonly known as 2601 South River Road, McHenly. IL 60050 forth below, the following de- 3 97 acre underlVing parcel improved with a one-story tavern contain- sciibefil mortgaged real estate Judgment of Forecloxure and Sale entered in the above cause on Janu- ary't3, 2015, an agent for The Judicial Sales Corporation, will at 50:30 Ing 2,318 SF and a one-story shell retail building containing v 3,221 Together with ali buildings and improvements thereon, and the teno- Commonly known as 5316 WeSt AM on May 18, 2015, at The Judicial Sales Corporation, Orle South SF'Terms of Sale; This real estate is being ments, hereditaments and appurtenances thereunto belonging Pratt Avenue, Skokle, IL 617377 Wacker Drive - 24th FlOor, CHiCAGO, IL, 60606, sell as public auction sold in an "As ix Condition" for cash or certified funds and the suc- PI.N 10-33 101-034-0000 cessful bidder is Dated: 04/23/2015 is to the highest bidder, as set forth below, the following described NEW AD The mortgaged real estate real estate Commonly known as 5019 MULFORD STREET UNIT 11102, required to deposit 10% of the bid amount at the time of the sale umproved with a single lamity SKOKIE, IL 60077 Property Index NO 10-28-220-032-1002 The real es- With the MctIenry Name' Diver, GraCh Quade E Matini, LIP residenceIf the subtect mort- tate is improved with a condo/townhouse Sale term25% down of County Sheriff and the balance to be paid by noun the fnllowing PLACEMENT Attorney for Plaintif4 gaged real estate is a unit of a the highest bid by certified fundo at the close of the sale payable to Tuesday after the sale, except by arrangement and agreement of the Address' 1 1 1 N CountY Street common InterestcommunIty. present owner/occupant The sale Is sublect to confirmation by the The Classifieds are City Waukegan, IL 60085 the purchaSer at the unIt othet The Judicial Sales Corporation No third party checks will be accepted. The balance, including the Judicial sale tee tor Abandoned ResidentIal CourtFor information regardinB this real estate, interested pachos available for ad Phone:847-652-861 1 than a mortgagee shall pay the Property Municipality Relief Fund, which is calculated on residential may contact: David L. Hazas, DIver, GracE, Quade S Masini, LLP, 111 Foblishell In The Pioneer Press on 04/23, 30/2015 and 05/07(2015 assessments res]ulred by sub- real estate at the rate of Si for each $5,000 or fraction thereof of the N County Street, Waukegan, IL 60081847-662-8611 placement 24 hours a 4)23, 30/2015 5 05/07/2015 3214688 section g-1) of SeCtion 18 5 of amount paid by the purchaser not to exceed $300. in certifted funds/ the Condbmletum Property Act or wire transfer, is due within twenty-four I24 hours, No fee shall be Dated. 04123/2015 day, 1 days a week. 365 Legal Notices Legal Notices Sale terms 10% down by Certi paid by the mortgagee acquiring the residential reel estate pursuant lied funds balance, by CertIf med BILL PRIM days a year for your funds. WIthin 24 hours No re- to Its credit bid atthe sale or by any mortgagee, udgrnent creditor or other lienor acquiring the residential real estate whose rights in and to Sheriff of McHenry County convenience! funds The property will NOT be 4/23, 30/2015 5 05/07/2015 3214666 open tor inspection the residential real estate arose prior to tIle sale The Sublect property Visit placeanad. PUBLIC NOOCE IS HEREBY There s a vacancy on the Mor- For intotmatlon call Sales De is sublect to general real estate tunes. special assessments, or special GIVEN THAT sealedbidsfor Jon Grove School District No. 70 taees lesied against said real estate and is offered for sale without tribunesuburbs.com the 2015 SIdewalk and Curb BOard of Education Interested partnient at Plaintiff's Attorney, any representation as to quality or quantity of title and wIthout re- Manley Deas Kocftalskm.LLC. Replacement Program forthe applicants should state their in- course to Plaintiff and in AR IS condition The sale is further subject Villages of Giencoe, Kenilworth terest in wilting by May t, 2015 One East Wacker Drive Chicago, to confirmation by the court Upon payment in full of the amount bid. iilinols 60601. 16141 20-56i1 LincOInwood, and Wilmette will to Mrs Jan LombardO, Board 13000965 NOS the purchaser will receive a CerTificate of Sale that will entitie the be received by the Village of Lin- Secretary, MortOn Grove School 1NTFRCOUNT'Y JUDICIAL SALES purchaser to a deed to the real estate aher confirmation of the sale comnwood until 1000 Aid , local District No 70, 6200 Lake Street, The property will NOT be open foi inspection and plaintiff makes no time on Thursday, May 14, 2015 Morton Grove, Illinois 617353. To CORPOR.ATtON operty Prospective bidders sellIng Officer. 13121 444-1122 representation as to the condition of the al the Lincoinwood Village Hall qualify, the appointee must be are admonished to check the TouR file to nerify all information If this Council Chambers locatedat Pt least 18 yearS of age, a reg- 651428 property is a condominium unit, the purchaser of the unit al the fore- bROC N. Lincoln Avenue, Lincol- ixtered voter and a resident in 4/9. 4/16, 4/23 3182381 closure sale, other than a mortgagee, shall pay the assessments and nwood, Illinois 60712 at which District No 70 for at least one the legal fees required by The Condominium Property Act, 76S ILCS time they will be opened and year prior to appointmenr. The 605/9lbJill and JgX4IIf this property is a condominium unit which is read Bids received after such person selected will remain in part ora common interest community, the purchaser of the unit at the time will be returned unosened. office until April, 2017. APARTMENT FOR foreclosure sale other than a mortgagee shall pay the assessments Bid packets may be enarnritfed or 4/23/15 3217728 required be The Condominium Property Act, 765 ILCS 605/18 512-1) IF obtained at Lincolnwood Village YOU ARE THE MORTGAGOR )HOMEOWNER) YOU HAVE THE RIGHT TO Hall, located at 6900 N Lincoln RENT? REMAIN IN POSSESSION FOR 30 DAYS AFTEI8 ENTRY OF AN ORDER OF Ave, Lincolnwood, Illinois 60712 The search begins POSSESSION, IN ACCORDANCE WITH SECTION 15-17051cl OF 71-lE IL' The Village of Lincolnwood re- LINOIS MORTGAGE FORECLOSURE LAW YOU will need a photo identifi- serves the right to releci any ai here! Many cation issued by a government agency Idriver's license, passport. etc I all bids and to waIve any irregu- apartment and home in Order to gain entry into our building and the foreclosure sale room larities and informalities SELL SELL, SELL in Cook County and the same identification for sales held at other 4/23/13226641 hunters check the county venues where The ludicial Saies Corporation conducts foreclo- Your Stuff! sure sales. For information, examine the court file or contact Plaintiffs Placing an ad in the Cfassifieds before anorrtey: CODILIS & ASSOCIATES. PC, 15W030 NORTH FRONTAGE looking for a new ROAD, SUITE 1(5), BURR RIDGE, IL 6O521630) 794-9876 Please refer Classifieds is the mast to file number 14-11-42035 THE JUDICIAL SALES CORPORATION One CAR OWNERS cast-effective way ta place to live. South Wacker Drive 24th Floor, Chicago, IL 60606-4650 31 21 236-SALE Adverf se your rental You can also visit The Judicial Sales Corporation at www.ttsc.com for sell your home, car a 7 day status report of pending sales CODILIS & ASSOCIATES. P.0 valuables! Call units with us to get a lswrJaP NORTH RRONTAGE ROAD, SUITE 103 BURR RIDGE, IL 60521 Readers will mofar or iump on the 16301 7945300 Attorney File Ido 14-11-42035 Attorney ARDC No. fo your Classified 866-399-0537 or go 00464002 Attorney Code. 21762 Case Number: 12 CH 007310 TJSCB competition! Catt 35-1 5fl6 NOTE Pursuani to the Fair Debt Collection Practices Act, you automobile ad, Visit online to placeanad, 866-399-0537 or visit are advised tIsai Plaintiff's attorney is deemed to be a debr collector ploceonad. fribunesuburbs.com attempting to collect a debt and any information obtained will be used ploceanad. for that purpose tribunesuburbs,com fo Place your 1650742 or call 866-399-0537, advertisement, tribunesuburbs.com 4/9. 4/16. 4/23 3181967 Public Hearings Public Hearings Storage - Legal Storage - Legal Storage - Legal

NOTICE OF PURLIC SALE OF RENEFICIAL INTEREST UNDER LAND LEGAL NOTICE OF PUBLIC LEGAL NOTICE OF PUBLIC Enclosure LifeStorage Centers of State NOTiCE OF AUCTION TRUST BY SECURED PARTY HEARtNG HEARING UfeStorage of Little Village will Street willThold a public sale to Life Stsrage of Morton Grove Skokie Plan Commission Thuru- Skokie zoving Board of Apoeals, hold a public sale to enforce a enforce a lien imposed on said will hold a public sale to enforce Call VIA REGULAR, CERTiFIED AND OVERNIGHT MAIL day, May 21, 2015, Village of Thursday. May 20 2015, Village lien impoued on said property, property, as described below, a lien imposed on said property, TO Skokie,5127 OaktonStreet, of Skokie 5127 óakton Street, as described below, pursuant pursuant to the Illinois Self-Sen- as described below, pursuant Skokie, Illinois 60077, at 7:30 Skokie,Illinois 60077, at 7:30 to the Illinois Self-Service Stor- vice Storage Facility Act Illinois to the Illinois SeIfService Stor- Mr Arel Senno Cosmopolitan Bank and Trust successor P.M . to consider the following PM., to consider the following: age Facility Act, Illinois Code 770 Code 770 ILCS 95/1 tOS/7, on age FacilityAct Illinois Code 770 3200 IllinoiS Road to Austin Bank of Chicago ILCS 95/1 to 95/7, on or after Tuesday May 12, 2015 at Lite ILCS 95/1 to 95/7, on Tuesday, Winnetka. Illinois 60093 2015-16P- Zoning Ma 2015-4Z - 9719 Lowell Avenue March 10 2015 at LiteStorage Storage Centers of the State May 5th, 2015 at LifeStsrage TODAY Chicago, IL 60610 Attn: [andlrust Department Amendment: 5500 & 552 Medid and Nasida Ibishi request of Little Village, 3245 W. 30th St. Street, 2361 S. Stale St. Chicago, of Morton Grove, 6505 west Ms. Pauline Senno Touhy ARenue a variance in order to maintain Chicago IL 60623 Phone num- IL 60616. Oakton Street, Morton Grove, Il- 3200 Illinois Road Skokie Industrial & Office Cet- a carport resulting in a 0.08-foot ber is 73-376-B577 Management reserves the right linse, 60053, and 847-966-1899. Winnelka. Illinois 60093 The Holder of Holders of security tre.LLC,requeststo amend Il inch) north side yard rasher Management reserves the right to withdraw any unit from sale Management reserves the right interestls) primary to or subordinate the zoning map to change the than the 6-foot minimum as to withdraw any unit from sale, Registered or motor Vehicles to withdraw any unit from sale, to place Mr Arel Senno to the security interest of North zoning disirict for 5500 & 5520 required by Section 118-111)61 Registered or motsr vehicles are are sold "As is / Parts only," no Registered sr motor vehicles are 3200 Illinois Road Community Bank successor-in-interest Touhy Avenue from Ml Office a. ofthe Zoning chapter of the sold "As Is/Parts OnIÇ no tiCes titles or registration. soLd "As isParts only," no titles Northf eid, Illinois 60093 to First Commercial Bank relating to Assembly Industry to M3 Basi- Skokie Village Code in an Rl or registration or registration the sale of the subiect cobateral ness. Single-Family district. Tenant Name Unit e Ms. Pauline Senno PIN 10-28-312-007-0000 PIN' 10-10-413-038-0000 Unit/ Tenant Name Anna Oluwa 2081 Tenant Name Unit R 3200 IllinoiS Road 1039 ANGELICA ROGERS Debbie Patterson 2153 Jermold Levine 1031 anac! Nortlntield, Illinois 60093 2015-liP- SIte Plan Approval: 2015-5Z - 8601 Skokie Bou- 2408 MARIEL CARDOSO Wysette Hawkins 138 Calvin Crayton 1169 5500 5 5520 Touhy Avenue levard 1049 GUADALUPE i. ALVAREZ Rod Miller 2002 Barbara M'alik 1173 PLEASE TAKE NOTICE that, oursuast to Section 9-610 of the Illinois Skokie Industrial & Office CeT- Harriet Price & Sue Cohen, on 2498 CANDANCE L. AVERYHART Robert Militelle 3122 Mustapha Konneh 1263 Uniform Commeicial Code 181G ILCS 5/9-6101, as a result of the occur- tre, LLC, requestssiteplan behalf of Teo Scorte & Mark 1148 JORGE RAMOS IohnReed 4145 Paul Pacelli 1267 rence of ari event of default under that certain Collateral Assignment apprqeal in a 83 Business zon- Miculaof Halo construcson, 2452 ADAM MOIICA Lyle Shumpert 5020 Frederick Oliver Javier 1425 in the of Beneficial interest dated December 3, 2004 between First Com- ing district for a ilot planned request a variance in order to 1158 GEORGE CR.AYTON Ronald Kelly 1696 mercial Bank predecessor-in-interest to North Community Bank 1/k/a development thatincludes 3 construct an attached garage 1277 IORGE RAMOS 04/23, 04/30/2015 3228087 Byline Bank ISecured Party") and Aref Senno and Pauline Senno lcol- buildings, 2 drive-through facili- addition resulting in the continu- 2014 AGIJSTIN BIBANCO You must be lB years of age sr lectively, the 'Grantors") given to Secured Party to secsre that cer- ties, shared driveways, surface anon of the existing 8,73-foot 2043 MICHAEL WRIGHT Older to attend our auctions tain promissory note executed by Grantors, the Secured Party wll parking, and storm water reten- north side yard anni combined 2063 SANDRA J. De CEAULT Auctioneer: Brook Snyder sell tse personal property hereinatter described at a public sale on the tion,p[us relieffrom §82'28)bllll side yards of 17 31 feet, rather 2078IUAN EDUARDO IBARRA Illinois license R441.001668 8th day of May, 201581 3:00 p.m. at tIle law offices of Randall & Kenig to allow more than 1 wall sign than the 9-foot minimum aod ANGIJIANO LifeStorage of, Humboldt Park 4/16, 4/23/2015 3203244 will hold a public sale to enforce LLP. 455 North Cityfront Plaza, NBC Tower, Suite 25tO, Chicago, Illinois per tenant and any other relief 20-footcombinedsideyard 2079 ELENA SOTO 60611 As of April 13, 2015, the indebtedness owed to the Secured discovered during the review of minimum as required by Section 2086 ROSA GUITIERREZ a lien imposed on said property, NotIce of Auction Party was $61,803 32 plus attorneys' fees and coots this case. 1 18-1 1 1161E. of thezoning Chap- 2139 ROLANDAS. DAVIS -WISE as described below, pursuant to Life Storage Centers of River PIN 10-28-312-007-0000 ter of the Skokie Village Code in 2164 ESTELL I ESCAMILLA the Illinois Self -Service Storage Facility Act, Illinois Code 770 North will 'hold a public tale to DESCRIPTION OF PERSONAL PROPERTY an Rl Single-Family district 3007 ROBERTO VASQIJEZ enforce a lien imposed on said 2015-iSP- Special Use Permit: PIN: 10-27-100-02T-0000 3065 JEWEL THOMPSON JR ILCS 95/1 to 95/7. On or after Wednesday, MaC 13, 2015 at property, as described below, One hutdred percent 1100%) of the beneficial interest in Cosmo- 5508 Toutly Avenue 3138 4ARON M MARTINEZ Oursuant to theIllinoisSelf- politan Bank and Ttust at successor to Austin Bank of Chicago, Trust Skokie Industrial S Office CeT- FOR YOUR INFORMATION: 3179 ANALLELY MARTINEZ LlfeStorage of Humboldt Park, 4014 W Grand Avenue, Chicago, Service Storage Facilities Act, No 7182 dated July 24, 1995, including the power of direction in and tre, LLC, requests a special use Plans and related documents 3208 EDWARD L COZARK Illinois Code 770 ILCS to 95/7, on to said Trust. permit in a 83 Bus!ness zoning are available at the Village's 3220 ANDREA X. GUZMAN Illinois, 60651. Phone number is or after April 14th, at Lite Stsr- districttor a limited servrce Community Development De- 2178 LORRAINE S. LOCHARD 1-773-235-2884. Managemenl age of River North, 333 West restaurant with a drive-through Planning 2201 DEBRA ATKINS reserves the right to withdraw oartment, Division, OhioStreet,Chicago,Illinois, facility at 5508 Touhy Avenue, 18471 933-8447 Mon8ay through 2206 ESTELL I ESCAMILLA any unit from saleRegistered DESCRIPTION OF CORPUS OF TRUST or motor vehicles are sold "As 60654 Phone: 312-222-0136 plus relief from 582-28)b))1) to Friday, from 8:30AM to 5:00 PM 04/23, 30/2015 3225675 Management reservas the right The corpus of said Trusi contains the followirrg improved real prop allow more than 1 wall sign for Is/Parts Only," no titles or reg- istratios, to withdraw any unit from sale the building, and any other relief SPECIAL AID: Available upon Registered or mofor vehicles are dlscoverect'during the review of request for the disabled.Call sord "As Is I Parto Only." No titles Name Unit LOT 19 IN BLOCK 8 IN FIELD'S ADDITION TO IRVING PARK, A SUBDIVI- this case. 18471 673-0500 or email infoth or registration, SION OF THE EAST " OF THE WEST Tr OF THE SOUTHWEST 1/4 OF PIN' 1028-312-007-0000 skokie.org. Bid2WIn, 441 001668, Brook SECTION 13 TOWNSHIP 40 NORTH, RANGE 13 EAST OF THE THIRD Life Storage of Harwood Heights Felicia Deal 2 Snyder PRINCIPAL PERiDIAN IN COOK COUNTY, ILLINOIS 2015-19F- Special use Permit: interested patties are invrted to wi!I hold a public sale to enforce Christopher Hasting 19 Tenant Name Unit 5518 TOuhy Avenue attend this meeting.This no- a lien imposed on said property, DwightW Overton JR 28 Naron Harris 29 David Lynn 1033 Comnronly knowrl as 3036w. livirrg Park Road, Chicago, Illinois 60618 Skokie Industrial & Office CeO- lice is for information purposes as described below, pursuant to Nicole E Gable 1010 S&ilnavia Walsh 22 tre, LLC, requests a special Lise only Published in the Skokie the!llinois Self-Service Storage Thomas H Iligos 2003 Charles Hoskino 33 '-I TERMS OF PUBLIC SALE permit in a B3 Business zornin RevIew Ot April 23, 2015. BrIan Facility Act,Illinois Code 770 Thomas H Iligos Curtis Martin 37 2004 districtfora 1 larredrive-throug L. O'Donnell, Chairman ILCS 95/1 to 95/7, on Tuesday Thomas H Iligos 2005 Subtect to all of tire Ieinrs of the notice herein the above-described facility for a thrift store at 55Ta 4/23/2015 3227400 May 5rd, 2015 at LifeStomage of ARgel Del Valle 56 Touhv Avenue, plus relief from Yanitzin Sanchez 63 Thomas H Iligos 2047 personal properly will be sold to the highest bidder There will be Harwood Heights, 7125 W. tun- Thomas H Iligos 2058 required a 25% deposit with each bid, with the balance ot the bid price §82-281b111) to allow more than moon, Harwood Heights, Illinois, Myron Riley 65 4/23/2015 4730/2015 3223612 to be paid no later than five IS) days after acceptance of any bids. All i wall sign for the building. and 60706. Management reserves Vanitzin Sanchez-Garcia 112 funds shall be paid in cash, certified check or cashier's chech any other relief discoveredur- the right to withdraw any unit lanetleAlonso 115 ng the review ot this case. from sale Registered sr motor LatonyaYStrsng 183 Notice of Auction PIN 10-28-312-0070000 vehicles are sold "As Is I Parts LindaMoore 216 Life Storage Centers of West If the successful bidder defaults on the balance, the Secured Party Loop will Cold a public sale Is may forfeit that bidder's initial deposit and, at Secured Party's option, only" no titles or registration. Adrea Dennis 236 I-I RenwickWalkem 237 enforce a lien imposed on said sell to the next highest bidderThe Secured party reserves the right 2015-20E- Special Use Permit: 7514 Skokie Boulevard 8103 Public Heaflng Notice Tenant Name Unit C lessie Smith 257 property, as described below, to bid at the sale Without deposit st cash, certified check or cashier's pursuanttotheIllinoisSelf- check as required for other bidders. Secured Party reserves the right and 7520 Skokie Boulevard The Village of Lincolnwood in- Muayad Kahla 1001 011ie M Anderson 303 319 Service Storage Facilities Act, within twenty-four 1241 roars of completion of bIdding to retect all #102 and e103 viteu you to attend the Village Rayrnal W Dennis 1020 Lad'na K Harris Board meehnh concerning tile Darshell Sims 331 Illinois Code 770 ILCS to 95/7, hints SA Skokie,LLC, ro behalf ot lulianna T Gedwed 1435 ApapeLifeCentei MinistrieS Touhy Avenue Bridge along the Lukas Michalek 1205 DwayneQsinn 340 on or after May 12, 2015, at Life Oisposition of said personal property, pursuant to said public sale, requests a special use permit, in Skokie Valley Trail,The general Donna Szalacha 1481 Damarail Penoleton 348 Storage of Wesh Loop, 1205 West a 82 Commercial zoning district scope of work for tins prolect Thomas Russo 1d32 Latoya Q Thompson 393 Jackson Blvd., Chicago, Illinois, tranoters to a purchaser for value all st the rights of the Grantors 60607 Phone: 312-421-4129 therein and discharges the security interest under which it is trade for religious assembly at 7514 consists of c005fructing a pe Daniel UlImer 1535 Melissa Banyo 399 and any security interest or lien subordinate thereto, the purchaser Skokie Boulevard #lo3arnd 7520 destrian and bicycle bricrge over You must he 18 years of age. or FloritaRivera 417 Management reserves the right Skokie Boulevard #102 and 8 1,03 Touhy Avenue for the future older to attend our auctions. Baudilio Radriguez 422 so withdraw any unit from sale taking said personal property tree 01 all such rights or interests, The extension of the Skokie Village Registered or motor vehicles are purchaser will receive upon paymerrt of the baoance of the bid price and any relief discovered during Auctioneer, Brook Snyder Illinois Waiter W Mitchell 426 the review of this case Trail. The details of the meeting license y 441.001668 KimekpAmeroon 483 sold "As is / Parts Only." No Sties atoremenlioned a certified copy st tfre report of sale evidencing pur- or registrvtion, chasei'o ight, tiIe, and interest in and to said personal property PINS 10-28-408-025-0000, 10- are as follows 04/16, 23/2015 3198994 George Malone 490 28-408-026-0000, 10-28-408- FredcTie Santiago 494 027-000010-28-408-028-0000, Date: Thesday, May 5, 2015 Ramona Siler 519 Tenant Name Unit e Secured Party makes no representation or warranties as to the lohn Greene corpus of the aforementioned land trust. the condition st title thereto 1O-28-40á-029-0000, 10-28-408- Time: 7:30pm. AndrenToreres 521 2071 or tire value thereof 030-0000, 10-28-408-031-0000 Location Veima Dotson 534 lose ratez 5126 Lincolnwood Village Hall LifeStorageof Montclarewill Carlos L Cruz 564 Raquel Sanchez 2138 Diane Gainer 5142 Persono wishing to inspect thettust Agreement and related docu- 6900 N. Lincoln Avenue hold a Public Sale to enforce a Teresa E Arroyo 602 FOR YOUR INFORMATION: Uncolnwood, IL 60712 lien imposed on said property, Rozalinda Borcila 605 Tyson Thompson 4052 inrents relating to'the sale or desiring other information may contact 4/23, 4/30/2015 3223689 Mr Scott Kenig al Randall S Kenig LLP. at 13121 822-0800. Plans and related documents as described below, pursuant to Allen Isnes IR. 628 are available attIreVillage's Purpose of the Meesng' the Illinois Self-Service Storage ToyaMlNosds 630 . To present the preferred bridge 635 The Secured Party reserveu the right to and intends to Seek a udg- Community Development De- Facility Act. Jessica Rodriguez AUTOMOTIVE ment against the Grantor's for any and all deficiency on the underlying partment,Plavning Division, alternative Illinois Code 770-ILCS 95/7 on sr Sparkle S Mccullough 643 - To solicit public input after Wednesday, May 13,2015. Ttromaolackson 644 indebtedness remaining due after said public sale The Grantors are (8471 933-8447 Monday through entitled to an accounting of the unpaid indebtedness following the Friday, from 8:30AM to 5.00 PM. Miguel A Feliciano 647 public sale which will be provided so the Grantors by the Secured A slide-show yresentation will Location:LifeStorage of Mont- Nathaniel Leamon 1 1 1 668 be conducted wnth a formal 701 Party and there will be no charge tor said accounting. SPECIAL AID: Available upon clare,al6603 W Diverse Patricia E Williams reruest for the disabled. Call question and answerperiod. 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ANAD F GET ONLINE RESULTS! GO TO: i HEALTH & FAMILY 29 The myths and mysteries of ovulation i: Modern aids help mothers-to-be BY LESLIE MANN Tribune Newspapers

Like many oftoday's moms, Faith Kirkpatrick waited until she was in her 30s before she tried to get pregnant Then she knew her biological clock was ticking 'Tm a planner," said Kirkpat- rick, 34, ofNew Rochelle, NY.." So once my husband and I made the decision, I wanted to get pregnant quickly." With the help ofan ovulation test called Knowhen Saliva Fertil- ity Monitor, Kirkpatrick was pregnant in two months. "Month 1, we tried, but it didn't work," she said. "Month 2, we tried harder!" Kirkpatrick's daughter, Logan, was horn in November. The word "ovulation" dates to the 1700s, but it was misunder- stood for most of human history. Doctors knew the definition: An e(ovum) travels from an ovary, down a fallopian tube, in search of PIOTR ADAMOWICZIISTOcK sperm. Ifa sperm scores a touch- Ovulation occurs two weeks after a woman's period, though exact timing varies from woman to woman. down, it may grow into a fetus. If not, the uterine lining sheds and the woman menstruates. True or false? The timingofthe egg's journey, The science ofovulation is young, so it's no wonder myths persist. though, was a mystery Soin- Are the following true or false? correct fertility advice came from u You don't ovulate after being on the pill. False. In fact, Dr. Jane Fred- everyone from Plato (have sex enick said, the pill can help regulate your irregular cycle before you try once a week, he advised) to Ans- to get pregnant. totle (have sex anytime during the . Drinldng cough syrup triggers ovulation. False, but ifit contains month but separate slowly after- alcohol, it may loosen inhibitions. ward, and refrain from sneezing). Finally, in 1946, American u Tender breasts or abdominal cramping signal ovulation. It depends. physician George Papanicolaou Many women feel no signals. (the Pap smear inventor) wrote . Breast-feeding prevents ovulation. False. Witness all the siblings that ovulation occurs two weeks born nine months apart. after a woman's period and can be u Being overweight or underweight affects ovulation. Thue. identified by a fern-like pattern in . Swallowing semen increases fertility False. "Your reproductive the vaginal mucus. His research KNO WHEN plumbing is at the other end!" Frederick said. subjects were his laboratory The reusable Knowhen kit uses saliva to tell when a woman is ovulating. guinea pigs and his wife, Mary u Adopting causes pregnancy. False. "You can adopt a child and get The "Day 14" advice still rules, pregnant the same year, but one doesn't cause the other," Frederick A woman can have some con- pregnant but also when they even though timing varies from said. trol in determining the best time won't get pregnant, said Helen one woman to the next. "You may . Too much sex can reduce fertility. Thie. For best results, give the to tr) At home, she can monitor Denise, a Newark, N.J., civil engi- have regular periods but not sperm a chance to regenerate. ovulation by catching a tempera- neer who developed Knowhen ovulate," said Dr. Jane Frederick, U Getting a new partner can alter your cycle. True. ture spike with a basal-tempera- after suffering an ectopic preg- medical director of Newport tune thermometer or with urine- nancy. Beach, Calif-based HRC Fertility or saliva-based ovulation kits. The "The pill makes me nauseous' (orangecountyfertilitydr.com). saliva type is reusable and in- Kirkpatrick said. "So the kit helps "Or you may have no periods, nantis fighting the clock - her released in your 20s!' dicates a longer window of op- me use a more natural form of then ovulate!' egg supply decreases monthly. Initial tests for Frederick's pominit But Frederick warned, birth control while I'm trying to Sperm don't follow rules either. "You have the highest number infertility patients include check- it measures salt, which is higher avoid pregnancy. Then, when I'm "They're sneaks" Frederick said. of eggs - about 6 million - in ing their egg reserves, looking for among overweight women, ovu- ready to have another baby, it will "They can lie in wait for an egg your fifth month in utero,' Fred- fallopian-tube blockages and lating or not. help me know which days to try." for 48 to 72 hours." erick said. "By puberty, it's analyzing their partners' sperm Also, women use ovulation kits A woman trying to get preg- 2 00.000. Your best eggs are those quality not only to determine when to get Mann is afreelance reporter. 30 HEALTH & FAMILY o PEOPLE'S PHARMACY PRESCRIPTIONS AND HOME REMEDIES Ricki Lake takes pride in Tal chi painfulon her work behind the lens BY EMILY DWASS generic Tribune Newspapers Ricki Lake has gone from the lead in the 1988 Celebrex cult favorite "Hairspray" to roles in movies and televi- BY JOE GRAEDON sion, including "Cry-Baby," AND TERESA GRAEDON "China Beach" and "The i King Features Syndicate King ofQueens," to a talk show host. But perhaps the role she has worked hard- Q: I've been a longtime RENES user ofCelebrex Then est at is her current one: MONTH my pharmacy gave me MATTHEW APGAP/AP advocate for women's the genetic Ageneric version of theNSAIDCelebrex increased a health Her 2008 docu- After the first week, I reader's pain, and tai chi was nearly impossible. mentary "The Business of had pain all over and Being Born," has been found I could do fewer than 20 years. After read-2027. It also can be down- rereleased digitally, with and fewer things I've ing about the side effects loaded for $2 from our updated commentary always found easy. My ofsuch drugs, I am ready website: peoplespharma- Last year, Lake and her hour oftal chi was nearly to quit. C3CORE film partuer, Abby Epstein, impossible. I understand that this were executive producers My insurance will can be painfuL I read I got my flu shot for the documentary RICH POLK/ALEPH PICTURES cover Celebrex but not about pet-sinunon punch Sept 15 2014. Since then, "Breastmilk," looking at Actress and producer Ricki Lake says she is proud of her until the three-month on your website and the pain in my arm, the challenges and rewards work in empowering women with information they need. supply ofeelecoxib is would like to try it to shoulder and collarbone ofbreast-feeding. Also in gone. avoid heartburn. How has progressively gotten the works is "Sweetening watch and share movies being a draw for men, I A: Celecoxib (Celebrex) often should I drink it? worse. the Pill," about hormonal have drastically evolved. don't know. One of the is a kind of nonsteroidal A: People who take I can no longer sleep birth control. This is an We wanted to make sure things that really helped anti-inflammatory drug proton-pump inhibitors lying down. I've had two edited version ofour con- that we were keeping up was admitting that it hap- (NSAID) called a COX-2 such as esomeprazole cortisone shots in my versation. with the changes in inno- pened. inhibitor. Supposedly, it is (Nexium), lansoprazole shoulder, but my arm vation and technology to less likely to cause gastroin- (Prevacid) and omeprazole continues to get worse. Q: What was your goal make the film as widely Q: You've been open testinal irritation and ul- (Prilosec) may experience I'm still trying to find a with "The Business of available as possible. Most about your struggles cers than classic NSMDs rebound hyperacidity if doctor to figure out the Being Born"? importantly, we wanted to with your weight. How such as diclofenac, ibupro- they stop their drug problem. A: From the onset, we be sure to service our corn- do you approach the fen and naproxen. abruptly (Gastrocnterology It seems to me that six never wanted to create a munity, providing them issue now? There is controversy July 2009). Symptoms of months is too long to be film that would tell women with updated commentary A: Doing "Dancing With about its safety The manu- reflux can last for weeks. in pain constantly when how they should give birth. surrounding the subject. the Stars" (in 2011) cer- facturer warns that: "Seri- One reader phased off trying to do simple I really set out to make the tainiy helped! I don't think ous skin reactions, or stom- Prilosec over seven monthsthings. Just trying to movie that I wish I had Q:Your career has I've figured it out I still ach and intestine problems by reducing the dose blow-dry my hair or even seen before my first preg- included many chapters. deal with it every single such as bleeding and ul- gradually. According to put on eyebrow pencil nancy Like so many worn- What are you most day. I struggle to be in a cers, can occur without people who have used causes me extreme pain. en, my disappointing first proud of? place where I'm comfort- warning and may cause persimmon punch in this A: We have heard from birth experience motivated A: So many women are able in my skin. I remem- death." Celebrex also may effort, it helps to drink 2 scores ofothers who have me to really do research in the dark on matters that ber being really thin and increase the risk for heart ounces before each meal. reported persistent shoul- when I became pregnant are so important to their thinking I wasn't quite attacks or strokes. We are sendingyou our der pain from the flu shot with my second child. health I don't pretend to there yet It's a disease. Generic celecoxib is a Guide to Digestive Dis- this year. Although the I realized that I needed be an expert in all things We live in this society relatively recent introduc- orders, with a discussion of Centers for Disease Con- to be much more informed pertaining to women's where we're trying to tion, with four different the pros and cons of pro- trol and Prevention says and empowered to have a health, but I've made it my achieve the unattainable. companies making a for- ton-pump inhibitors and that pain at the injection positive experience, re- duty to empower women It's really challenging. I mulation. The Food and tips for getting offPPIs. It site usually gnes away in a gardless ofthe setting or with both the answers and started my career in "Hair- Drug Administration is includes a recipe for per- week or less, many people method of delivery. questions they need. 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I try to let go Med Watch/). stamped (70 cents), self- In their column, Joe and women seeking options I wonder, maybe that's ofsome ofthe standards I addressed envelope to: Teresa Graedon answer within their birth plans. why I gained weight when set for myselfthat are Q:I have been taking Graedons' People's Phar- lettersfrom readers. Send A lot has changed since we I was a teenager and got so completely impossible. acid-suppressing drugs macy, No. G-3, P.O. Box questions to them via first released the film in big. Maybe that was a way like omeprazole for more 5202Z Durham, NC 27717- peoplespharmaey.com. 2008. The ways people ofprotecting myself from Dwass is a freelancer. , '"'Iiut ''j, p FOOD

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Prep: i hour, 30 minutes Cook: 8-10 minutes per batch Makes: 70 to 80 dumplings 1/2medium head napa cabbage, about i pound i tablespoon kosher salt i pound ground pork i bunch green onions, thinly sliced, about i cup i bunch Cilantro, minced, about CUP 3 tablespoons soy sauce i piece (2 inches long) ginger, grated or finely minced, about 3 tablespoons 2 tablespoons sesame oil 2 large eggs. whisked i package (12 ounces) round dumpling, wonton or gyoza wrappers Vegetable oil as needed the cabbage down its length, through the root, to make ISlicetwo quarters. Slice each quarter into very thin strips, cutting cross-wise. Toss the slices with the salt in a large bowl: allow to stand, 5 to 10 minutes. The cabbage will start to release liquid. When it's ready, grab 2handfuls of the cabbage and squeeze out the water. Transfer the squeezed cabbage to another bowl. ') To the bowl with the squeezed cabbage, add the pork, green lj onions, Cilantro, SOY sauce, ginger, sesame oil and eggs. Work the mixture together with your hands until fully combined. Arrange your dumpling-making station. Set a small bowl of 4;water, the bowl of filling and a parchment-lined baking sheet on the counter. Open the package of dumpling wrappers and arrange a few on the workspace iii front of you. i: Place 1 scant tablespoon of filling on each dumpling wrapper. u lt doesn't look like much filling, but using any more gets messy and makes the dumplings hard to pleat closed. Once you get the hang of pleating the dumplings, you can try adding a bit more.

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Toasting tasty toasts Jill Donenfeld loves toast so much MARJO BATALI she wrote "Better on Toast: Happi- ness on a Slice ofBread - 70 Irresist- I am not a big fan of ible Recipes" (William Morrow, sticky or cloying cakes, so $27.50). It's a whimsical love story this carrot, hazelnut and packed with sweet, savory, spicy ginger cake from my latest ideas. Toasts range from simple to cookbook, "America Farm substantial. She tops ricotta with to Table" (Grand Central fresh strawberries and balsamic re- Life & Style, $35), is the duction (or peaches, basil and honey). perfect dessert to welcome Or she puts lobster carbonara on spring. ciabatta. And cauliflower melts boast There is an entire spec- roasted cauliflower, raisins, pistachios Jill Donenfeld trum of carrots, including and manchego atop sourdough. At red, yellow and purple bookstores nationwide. varieties, each with its own appeal. Sugarsnax carrots ZBIGNIEW BZDAK/TRIBUNE NEWSPAPERS are extra-sweet and deli- cious in this recipe, if you QUENTIN BACON PHOTO can find them at a farmers Hip dips party perfectly market. moist. I like the molasses in Mario Batali is the chef The moist but firm tex- the frosting it seems odd behind 25 restaurants, Hope Foods' foray into dips ture and haunting vegetal but is crazy good. It balan- includingEataly, Del Posto, began with organic hummus, sweetness of this cake re- ces the sweetness from the and his flagship Greenwich including a Spicy Avocado minds me of great wine, granulated and light brown Village erioteca, Babbo. Hummus we enjoyed. Avocado and the mayonnaise in the sugars with bitterness and Distributed by Tribune lightens the garbanzo-tahini recipe makes it especially sour notes. Content Agency mix, whilejalapeno adds pi- quancy. There are now seven more hummus flavors, includ- ing Thai Coconut Curry and Carrot, hazelnut and ginger cake Jalapeno Cilantro, plus four Su- pci-food Dips based on black len- Prep: 1 Bake:40 hour, 15 minutes to 50 minutes Makes: 10 to 12 servings tus. We couldn't stop scooping up Cake: Frosting: garlicky Habanero Lentil, its texture

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Recommended From Groovy Here are several highly recommended Austrian white wines, arranged by price. The last word in each and beyoncj wine's name is the Austrian winemaking district. 2012 Leo Hillínger Pinot Get to know the white wines of Austria Gris (Grauburgunder), Burgenland:Rich flavors of week.) peach and apricot; unctu- About the only thing that ously juicy texture; terrific German and Austrian full-flavored white for very winemaking share is a little charge.$15 predilection for riesling NV Sektkellerei Szigeti (and those tall green glass Gruner Veltliner Brut, '- bottles). Neusledlersee:A sparkling BILL ST. JoaN Austria vinicultural gruner; snappy texture, Uncorked history mirrors that of all note of white pepper. $20 its sibling European wine- A two-part look at the making countries: vines 2013 Strauss Sauvignon wines ofAustria. This week: planted by the Celts around Blanc Classic, Stelnbach white wines. 700 B.C., cultivated by the Styrla:Grapefruit and Romans, improved by herbal aromas and flavors; The wines of Austria medieval monks and beset dry as a lick of a warm sound like German wines, by war and the plant louse stone with some of the look like German wines. phylloxera in the modem same minerality.$20 come in bottles that we age. 2013 Ecker-EckhofRoter associate with German All ofAustria's several Veltliner Steinberg, Wa- wines, and are often made winemaking regions form a gram: Interestingly,roter ofgrapes that Germans use crescent that embraces veitliner is not related to for their wines. Vienna, in a reversed C, in Groovy, but is its own varI- But across the board, the Austria's extreme eastern ety and a parent grape to wines ofAustria are as quarter. (Vienna is the only other Austrian whites; unlike German wines as major world city to be a described, however, "as a any wines could be. So, stand-alone viticultural gruner with gravy' more un-think. right now, that area; you can see vines stuffing and spice.$20 Austria makes wines in the growing in the hills that German style. surround it from most Weingut Wieninger Ge- Austrian wines are, on allanywhere in the city itself.) mischter Satz, Vienna fours, their own individual Though contiguous, each (Wien):Classic Viennese, characters. Austria's whites region differs from the multiple-vintage blend of are füller, richer, headier others in weather and soil, gruner veltliner, weiss- and bolder in flavor than hence in wines. burgunder (pinot blanc), Germany's lighter, leaner The more significant weischriesling and char- and more elegant whites. areas to remember are four: donnay, grown within the Most important to note: Wachau, for elegant, pierc- city limits; fresh and zesty, Austria's whites are always ingly flavored whites, cat- withboldflavors of stone dry, save for those that the egorized only in Wachau in fruits and spice.$21 country purposely pro- an esoteric way, by ripeness 2012 Fred Lolmer Riesling duces sweet (though only 3 level ofthe grapes, as "fe- Stelnmassi, Kamptal:Dry, percent of total produc- derspiel" and "smaragd"; crisp, zesty with acidity to tion). Burgenland for sweet LONELY PLANET IMAGES the nines; stone fruit aro- Austria produces wine white wines and gutsy reds;Vienna is the only major world city to be a stand-alone viticultural area; you can see vines mas and flavors, with a from grapes that Germany Styria for sauvignon blanc growing in the surrounding hills from most anywhere in the city. citrusyedge. $25 doesn't even know about, that rivals France's Loire's; 2011 Tegernseerhof Grun- especially Austria's famed and Weinviertel for gruner oomph, in a more expan- very versatile white wine smoked salmon or lightly er Veitliner Bergdlstel white wine grape, gruner veltliner. sive aroma ofpeach and for food ofevery stripe. dressed saladsand with Smaragd, Wachau:Grapes veitliner, our globe's only In white grapes, Austria cooked apple, with great weight, preparation and foods that have some acidi- ate-picked, therefore in- grape with its own nick- raises a dozen or so differ- staying power on the pal- flavor. Gruner itself comes ty. Medium-weight gruner tense spiciness and verve; name, "Groovy" ent varieties, but these ate. in various weights or inten- veitliner is good with fowl, richly textured and begging Austria also makes muchthree produce the most Sauvignon blanc: espe- sities, and because it has sausages, sushi and moder- for food (white meat more red wine than Ger- significant wines: cially successful in Styria, distinctive aromas and ately spicy Thai food. many does, which in char- Grurier veitliner: richly where it makes heady, tastes (ofpink grapefruit, dishes, any sort of fish preparation; take to aBYOB acter resembles Austrian textured and creamy, end- herbal whites not unlike vanilla, peach, white pep- Freelancer Bill St. John has sushi joint).$25 whites: fatter, brawnier and ing with scents and flavors French Sancerre or Pouilly-per, lentil, dill, celery and been writing and teaching juicier than Germany's of fresh rain and white Fume. mineral), it accompanies a about winefor more than 40 Ifyour wine storedoesnot light. ephemeral reds. pepper. Restaurant chefs and wide range of foods. years. carry these, ask for wines (More on Austria's red RIesIIng as elsewhere, sommeliers increasingly Lighter Groovies are similar in style and price. wines in part two, next but in Austria with more consider gruner veltliner a great with starters olives, [email protected] GO 35 4 Comic Rita Rudnermakesrarereturn visit BY BRUCE INGRAM RitaRudner make them dinner or drive them to their Pioneer Press friend's house. I get to read books and 8p.ntApril2S things - it's a little time ofmy own. North Shore Center for the Performing After selling a million tickets during her Q.What's most on your mind these Arts, 9501 Skokie Blvd., Skokie residency at the Venetian casino in Las days? What are you talking about on- Vegas over the past 10 years, veteran comic Tickets: $38, $50 and $56 stage? 847-673-6300; northshoreeenter.org Rita Rudner has taken to the road for a A. I always talk about things that are rare Chicago-area appearance. going on in my life. Getting older, being a The previously familiar presence in area mother, being married 26 years - that sort comedy clubs (before her success as an A. There weren't as many female any- ofthing. Also the way the world is chang- actress, screenwriter and best-selling things. Female doctors, female lawyers. ing. author), will co-headline with comic There's still no female president Women That's a never-ending source of maten- Louie Anderson April 25 at the North aren't accepted in positions ofpower as al. Like how much more accomplished Shore Center for the Performing Arts in well as men. And comedy is a position of thumbs have to be these days than they Skokie. power. were in my time. (Laughs.) When I was We caught up with Rudner for a quick Q.Power? growing up, thumbs were just another chat about her career, female empower- A. Sure. You're manipulating people's finger. But now they're life and death. And ment and the inability of her thumbs to feelings. You stand up there with the my thumbs can't move at the speed of light keep upth technological change. microphone and you get to be the leader. like my daughter's. Q. You began your career as a Broad- Q.You're a fixture now in Las Vegas. Q. Are you working on anything way dancer. How did you wind up be- How unusual is it for you to go on the new? coming a comedian? road? A. For the first time in my life, I'm going A. I had been a dancer my whole life, A. I don't go on the road too often, un- to do a play. A really funny, two-person until I was around 27, when I noticed there NORTH SHORE CENTER FOR THE PERFORMING ARTS less I can get two or three dates together. I play called "Act Three" - about a couple in weren't many female comedians - and I Rita Rudner brings her standup comedy to do it a bit more now because my daughter the third act oftheir lives. The producen wondered why that was. So I tried it and I Skokies North Shore Center for the Per- is older and she likes her friends much asked me to do it in London, but I couldn't loved it. And, fortunately, I still love it. forming Arts. Louie Anderson co-headlines. better than she likes me. (Laughs.) It's not be away for months. There's a little venue I suppose it also had something to do as crucial these days that I stay at home. near my house in California, though, and I with realizing that dancing wasn't some- Q. Why do you think there weren't as But I like to change my routine and do offered to try it out there. And I'm really thing I could do forever. I thought comedy many female comics when you were things that are different. Also, I find air- excited about it. That's my next big dive would last a much longer time. getting started? planes relaxing because nobody asks me tointo the deep. Botanic Garden flower seriesblooms with daffodils BY TROY KELLEHER Midwest Daffodil Society Lake County News-Sun Show Many things can kill a daffodil - too When Noon to 4 p.m. April 25; 10 a.m. much moisture and wind, clumsy trimming, to 4:30 p.m. April26 alkaline soil. For novice gardeners, experts Where: Chicago Botanic Garden, 1000 at the Chicago Botanic Garden can help Lake Cook Road, Glencoe protect those lemony perennials and save Info: 847-835-5440; Chicagobotanic.org the garden. Competitive daffodil-growers and new- corners alike can gather and share expert tips at the Midwest Daffodil Society Show mann, who was "bitten by the daffodil bug" April 25 and 26 at the Chicago Botanic and tends her own garden full of the Garden in Glencoc. CHICAGO BOTANIC GARDEN PHOTO flowers, said the show is great for gardening The show features hundreds of daffodils, All kinds of daffodils will be on display at the Midwest Daffodil Society Show. enthusiasts ofevery variety. arranged by expert growers hoping to "It's a great place for novice gardeners to impress thejudges panel. Competitions will readily available in area garden centers:'Lindemann said. learn about how easy it is to grow daffodils," feature blooms inall13divisions ofsaid Stephanie Lindemann, manager of While the event attracts enthusiasts,she said. "There are many facets to this daffodils, ranging from the Large-Cupped horticultural events at the Chicago Botanic novices are welcome, too. In addition toshow whether you're showing or growing Daffodil to the trumpet-like CyclamineusGarden. "It's a lot of fun to get to see somebeing fragrant and brightly colored, daffo- or you just want to appreciate beauty." Daffodil, which appears wind-swept and special blooms that you wouldn't otherwise dils are critter-resistant, with an undesir- The event is the first of the 26-part includes varieties such as the "Peeping see." able taste to chipmunks, squirrels, deer andAmerican Flower Show Series. Tom" and the "Jack Snipe?' Other competi- Participants, many of whom are profes- other animals that may consider gardens a Upcoming events showcase rhododen- tion categories include cut blooms, floral sionals,willbe judged by a panel withinfree buffet. drons, dahlias and orchids, among other design and photography, with entries fea- various categories and sub-categories. Wm- This gives daffodils a higher success rate species, for competition and viewing. The tured from daffodil growers of all skillners will receive ribbons and, for someand, along with relatively low maintenanceSocietywillhost a Bulb Sale Oct 17 and 18, levels. categories, gift certificates to bulb vendors, for some varieties, makes the flower awhere daffodil enthusiasts can purchase "A lot of what they bring isn't oftenallowing them to "continue the craze'popular choice for new gardeners. Linde-bulbs for the 2016 bloom. 36 GO

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MUSIC Evanston orchestra letting music speak for itself BY DOROTHY ANDRIES Pioneer Press

Swan Lake without dancers? Yes, and Law- rence Eckerling. Evanston Symphony Orchestra music director and conductor, is happy to tell us why Tchai- kovsky's glorious score for that 1877 ballet can easily stand en pointe all by itself "The score is symphonic, even operatic with its melo- dies' the maestro ex- plained about the music planned for the orchestra's April 26 concert, "Swan Lake & Mozart." "There are seven different versions of the suite for orchestra, and the standard orchestral version we're using is more than 50 minutes long?' i Eckerling, who was named Community Or- EVANSTON SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA PHOTO hestra Conductor of the Lawrence Eckerling leads the Evanston Symphony Orches- Year for 2014 by the Illinois tra in concert April26. council ofOrchestras, went over the material measure Evanston Chicago area experienced a by measure and found massive blizzard and the himselfunable to make Symphony orchestra's concert for that cuts. "When I would look at day was canceled. something to omit," he said, Orchestra The originally planned V- "I would know right away presents 'Swan program "German Favor- t '; .

that its absence would be ites," including Richard R '' . . immediately obvious. The Lake & Mozart' Strauss' 'Tour Last Songs" (Ir.- ' work is just too well known When: 2:30p.m. Sunday, sung by popular soprano to leave anything out." April26 Michelle Areyzaga, has One of the most iconic Where: Pick-Staiger Con- been rescheduled for May moments in the ballet is the cert Hall. 50 Arts Circle 31. Pas de Deux, and the Ev- Drive, Evanston "We were lucky," Ecker- anston performance will Cost: $30-$35adults; hing admitted. "We found a pair concertmaster Julie $25-$30seniors,$5full- Sunday afternoon when Fischer and principal cellisttime students, children12 Michelle could come and Rhea Davis in an instru- and under free. the hail was available." The mental duet. "Don't forget Info: 847-864-8804; program also includes the lovely harp," the con- evanstonsymphony.org Brahms Symphony No.3 ductor cautioned. "Our and Wagner's Overture to harpist Denn Kenny has an "Tannhauser." Unused important part in that sec- Fittingly the program tickets for Feb. 1 will be tion, which is one of the opens with Symphony No. accepted for this program, few exceptions the does not40 by Mozart, a composer but tickets will also be sold have a grand symphonic greatly admired by Tchai- at the door. sound. kovsky The community orches- "Tchaikovsky wrote the tra also has announced its music first before the cho- 2015-16 season: "Schehera- ieographer got involved," Snow date zade and Other Tales" Oct. 3ckerling explained, "so Evanston Symphony 25; "Harmonica Meets fatherhood;gov there is unity, not just a Orchestra's April concert American Classics" Feb. 14; series of vignettes, and after was supposed to conclude "Heroic Beethoven" April that, ballet scores were the orchestra's 2014-15 10; and "Brahms and Dvo- never the same." season, but on Feb. 1 the rak Doubled" June 5. 38 GO

FAMILY FRIENDLY Youthful takeon'Sound of Music'atDevonshire

BY MYRNA PETLICKI Pioneer Press

I Thirty-one kids in third through eighth grade are "Getting to Know: The i Sound of Music' That's the title ofan abbreviated version ofthe Rodgers and Hammerstein musical being presented by the Devonshire Playhouse Young Performers. "All the important parts are in there as far as Maria and the Captain's relation- ship, and the relationship ofMaria to the children," )) said Gayle Starr, who co- directs with Eileen Hand. "They talk about the Nazi invasion but it's done in a really appropriate way." The show runs about 75 minutes. "Everybody's s favorite songs are in there and they're not abbreviat- ed," Starr said. That in- dudes, "Climb Every Mountain" and "My Favor- ite Things." Starr considers this a DEVONSHIRE PLAYHOUSE If you love where you work, good show for this age Ari Silver as Captain Von Trapp and Emma Shimovich as group. Performances are 7 Maria in the Devonshire Playhouse Young Performers' nominate your company for a p.m. Saturdays and 3 p.m. "Sound of Music." Sundays, April 25-May 3 at Top Workplace award. Devonshire Cultural Cen- emily-oaks-nature-center. 25 at Trinity Church Gym- ter, 4400 Greenwood St., nasium, 1024 Lake Ave., Skokie. Tickets are $8-$10. Second way to Wilmette. Tickets are $40 For details, call (847) for a family offour, which 929-7420 or go to mark the day includes a copy ofthe CD. www.skokieparks.org. There will be a craft Additional tickets are $10. project and an environ- For details, visit Happy Earth Day mental project during wendyanddb.com. TOP Earth Day Activities, 2-3 WORK Celebrate the day de- p.m. Sunday, April 26 at Spring string fling PLAC ES voted to the environment Nues Public Librar 6960 at a Picnic for the Planet, Oakton St. The drop-in Suzuki violin teacher noon-4 p.m. Sunday, April event is for all ages. Rhona Regen will demon- 26 at Emily Oaks Nature For details, call (847) strate stringed instruments Center, 4650 Brummel St., 663-1234 or go to www.ni- and lead musical games Skokie. Families will learn leslibrary.org. during Fiddling Around, where our food comes 10:30-11:30 a.m. Saturday, from, how it's grown and Zippity Doo Da May 2 at the Book Market processed and how our at Hangar One, 2651 Navy food choices affect the Wendy & DB say, "It's a Blvd., Glen Town Center, planet. Admission is free. Doo Da Day." That's the Glenview. Registration is Visit Food and plants will be title ofthe latest album by required for this event for sold. the popular children's ages 2-6. For details, call (847) entertainers. They are For details, call (847) www.chicagotribune.com/nominate 674-1500, ext. 2500 or go to hosting a release party, 729-7500 or go to www.skokieparks.org/ 10:30 a.m. Saturday, April www.glenviewpl.org. GO 3:-J

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Listings are subject to change. "The Book of Mormon":This Tony 0-LIst: The Unsung Heroes of the "Beast on the Moon":This play is Please call the venue in advance. Award-winning musical satire follows MagIcal Kingdom:This production- about an Armenian immigrant living in the misadventures of two missionaries puts the princesses on the back burn- 1920s Milwaukee who has escaped the who naively attempt to convert the er to focus on the unsung heroes" of massacre ofl.5 million Armenians in Thursday, April 23 inhabitants of a village in Uganda. 7:30 Disney movies, such as Simba, Aladdin 1915 by the Turks in his homeland in p.m. Thursday-Friday, 2 p.m. and 8 p.m. and Ariel. 8 p.m. Thursday and Friday, Eastern Turkey. 7:30 p.m. Thursday- "Lady Windermera's Fan":Dead Saturday, 2 p.m. and 7:30 p.m. Sunday, Public House Theatre, 3914 N Clark St, Saturday, 3 p.m. Sunday, 7:30 p.m. Tues- Writers Theatre Collective opens their 7:30 p.m. Tuesday-Wednesday, Bank of Chicago, $15, 800-650-6449 day-Wednesday, Raven Theatre, 6157 season with Oscar Wilde's four-act America Theatre, 18 W Monroe St., N. Clark St., Chicago, TBA, 773-338- comedy of morals. 7:30 p.m. Thursday- Chicago, $45-$115, 800-775-2000 Maker L Muse: Women and Early 2177 Saturday, 2:30 p.m. Sunday, Stage 773, Twentieth Century Art Jewelry: 1225W. Belmont Ave., Chicago, $20- Planos Become the Teeth: With Lo- The museum presents the major exhi- international Pop Overthrow Music $40, 773-327-5252 ma Prieta and Gates. 7:30 p.m. Thurs- bition comprised ofworks drawn from Festival:This festival celebrates the day, Subterranean, 2011 W. North Ave., the Collection ofRichard H. Driehaus musical styles made famous by such "All's Well That Ends Well": Shake- Chicago, $12-$14, 773-278-6600 and prominent private and public pop artists as The Beatles, The Beach speare's classic production explo- collections throughout the United Boys and Badfinger. 8 p.m. Thursday- res what lengths we would go to for the "An Issue of Blood":This production States. 10 a.m. Thursday-Friday, 6 p.m. Saturday, Red Line Tap, 7006 N. Glen- object of our desires. 7:30 p.m. Thurs- is based on the story of the historical Saturday, lo a.m. Sunday-Wednesday, wood Ave., Chicago, $10, 773-274-5463 day-Saturday, 3 p.m. Sunday, Theater figure Negro Mary, one ofthe wealthi- Richard H. Driehaus Museum, 40 E. Wit, 1229 W. Belmont Ave., Chicago, est landowners living in the Shenando- Erie St., Chicago, $12.50-$20, 312-482- "Muthaiand":The life ofa young $20-$30, 773-975-8150 ah Valley in 1640.7:30 p.m. Thursday- 8933 woman is forever changed on a trip to Friday, 4:00 p.m. and 7:30 p.m. Sat- India where she unearths family se- "The Grown-Up":Shattered Globe urday, 3:00 p.m. Sunday, 10:30 a.m. and "Genius":This play examines the creta, encounters a prophet, and ulti- Theatre presents the Chicago premiere 7:30 a.m. Tuesday, 2:00 p.m. Wednes- secrets and alliances oftwo creative mately discovers her voice within a of Jordan Harrison's play, which jumps day, Victory Gardens Theater, 2433 N. couples from different generations culture ofsilence. 7:30 p.m. Thursday, 8 around in time between a child listen- Lincoln Ave., Chicago, $15-$60, 773- who find their lives changed forever p.m. Friday, 4 p.m. Saturday-Sunday, ing to a story his grandfather tells, to 871-3000 one evening after an electric dinner The Chicago Temple, 77 W. Washing- his television pitch to his wedding day. party. 8 p.m. Thursday, 8 p.m. Friday, 5 ton St, Chicago, $15, 312-857-1234 8 p.m. Thursday-Saturday, 3 p.m. Sun- "Penelope, O Penelope:Watch Ho- p.m. and 8 p.m. Saturday, 3 p.m. Sunday, day, Theater Wit, 1229 W. Belmont mer's Odyssey told from the modern Profiles Theatre at The Alley Stage, "Down the Moonlit Path":The sto- Ave., Chicago, $15-$33, 773-975-8150 day perspective of the hero's devoted 4147 N. Broadway, Chicago, TBA, 773- ries will re-visit the voice and culture of and lonesome wife, Penelope. 7:30 p.m. 549-1815 their origins in Europe, Africa, Asia and Into the Bat Caves of Kenya: Scien- Thursday-Sunday, St. Luke's Lutheran the Americas, while shedding new tists Bruce Patterson and Paul Webala, Church of Logan Square, 2649 N. Fran- "Royal Society of Antarctica":This light on these tales and celebrating the accompanied by vlogger Emily Graslie, cisco Ave., Chicago, $20 play follows Dee (Alla Peck) as she stories we share. In NWaC's tradition, venture deep into a cave in Kenya's returns to her birthplace at the blind- audiences will interact with the envi- Mount Suswa to study the varied bats Brandice Guerra Naturalla new ingly bright McMurdo Station in Ant- ronment surrounding them, providing of East Africa. 9 a.m. Thursday- paintIngs L drawIngs:See Brandice arctica to work as a janitor and seek one ofthe most unique theater experi- Wednesday, Field Museum, 1400 S. Guerra series ofpaintings informed by answers to her mother's disappearance ences in Chicago in years. 7:30 p.m. Lake Shore Drive, Chicago, free, 312- her interests in natural history, 19th in this weird and touching new work. Thursday, 9:30 p.m. Friday, i p.m. and 922-9410 and early 20th century illustration, 17th 7:30 p.m. Thursday-Saturday, 2:30 p.m. 7:30 p.m. Saturday, Preston Bradley century painting, and wunderkam- Sunday, The Gift Theatre, 4802 N. Center in Mason Hall, 941 West Law- Vodou: Sacred Powers of Haiti: This mern early art and natural history Milwaukee Ave., Chicago, $25-$35, rence Ave., Chicago, $15-$25 exhibit explores Vodou as a religion collections that are the precursors of 773-283-7071. and an expression of the Haitian na- modem museums. 10 aim Thursday, Friday, April 24 tional experience. 10 a.m. Thursday- Friday, Saturday, Tuesday, Wednesday, "The Day John Henry Came to Sunday, Field Museum, 1400 S. Lake Zg Gailery 300 W. Superior St., Chi- School":Technology-loving John Shore Drive, Chicago. free. 312-922- cago, free, 312-654-9900 Henry gets super excited when his "The BloodhoundLaw": The play 9410 teacher is replaced by a mega-comput- dramatizes the abolitionist struggle in Cervantes and Music:Enjoy a live er. But when his great great grand- Illinois before the war, from the mur- Chicago Styled: FashIoning the concert celebrating Miguel de Cervan- father comes for show and tell, John der ofcrusadingjournalist Elijah Love- MagnIficent Mile:This exhibition tes's contributions to literature, his Henry must prepare for the challenge joy in downstate Alton to the work of uses 20 outfits from the museum's far-reaching influence in the world of ofhis life. 10 a.m. Thursday-Friday, 2 the Underground Rnilroad in Chicago. costume collection to tell the story of a music and the artistic legacy ofSpain. 7 p.m. Saturday, 10 a.m. Tuesday, Merle 7:30 p.m. Friday-Saturday, 3 p.m. Sun- St., in fashion. The exhibit runs Nov. 15 p.m. Thursday, Instituto Cervantes of Reskin Theatre, 60 E. Balbo Drive, day, City Lit Theater Company, 1020 W. to Aug. 16 and is free with admission. Chicago, 31w. Ohio St, Chicago, $20; Chicago, $10, 312-922-1999 Bryn Mawr Ave., Chicago, $29, 773- 9:30 a.m. Thursday-Saturday, noon $15 for students 312-335-1996 293-3682 Sunday, 9:30 a.m. Monday-Wednesday, "The Bird Feeder Doesn't Know": In Chicago History Museum, 1601 N. Blue Man Group Chicago:2 p.m. this play, Ingrid and Herman are retir- "Ghost Gardens":This production- Clark St., Chicago, free, 312-642-4600 Thursday-Wednesday, Briar St Thea- ees living independently in their long- follows a dying-on-the-vine Detroit tre, 3133 N. Halsted St., Chicago, $49- time family home somewhere in the community withered by neglect, illness "The Herd"::In this English comedy, $99, 773-327-3830 heart ofAinerica. But with Herman's and infertility. When Lorelie an- the dynamic of 21-year-old Andy's physical abilities declining as a normal nounces her pregnancy, it sets in mo- birthday party changes when two un- Communion Chicago featuring Hey pal-t of aging, their son's help at home is tion an entwined series ofevents that expected guests appear. 7:30 p.m. Rosetta:See Communion Chicago needed now more than ever. 8 p.m. threaten to spiral out ofcontrol. 7:30 Thursday-Friday, Friday, 3 p.m. and featuring Hey Rosetta, Kevin Garrett, Thursday-Saturday, 7:30 p.m. Sunday- p.m. Friday, noon Saturday, 3 p.m. Sun- 7:30 p.m. Saturday, 3p.m. Sunday, 7:30 Jamie Lono and the Noble Heart, Yoko Monday, 8 p.m. Tuesday-Wednesday, day, Chicago Dramatists, 1105 W. Chi- p.m. Tuesday-Wednesday, Steppenwolf and the Olmos at this 18 and older -Saturday, 7:30 p.m. Sunday-Monday, 8 cago Ave., Chicago, $18-$30, 866-811- Theatre Company, 1650 N. Haisted St, show. 8 p.m. Thursday, Schubas Tav- p.m. Tuesday-Wednesday, Raven Thea- 4111 Chicago, $20-$82.312-335-1650 em, 3159 N. Southport Ave., Chicago, tre, 6157 N. Clark St., Chicago, $15-$22, $9.50-$15, 773-525-2508 773-338-2177 Turn to Calendar, Next Page GO CALENDAR

Go Calendar, from PreviousPage "Three Sisters":The Hypocrites "The Project(s)":This production The Maine:The Maine will perform present Anton Chekhov's existential examines of the successes and failures along with the bands Real Friends, "A Funny Thing Happened on the comedy, which follows three sisters of public housing. 8 p.m. Friday- Sat- Knuckle Puck and the Technicolors. Way to the Forum":Porchlight Music who live in a drab provincial town but urday, 2 p.m. Sunday, American Thea- 4:30 p.m. Friday, House ofBlues, 329 N. Theatre presents a musical set in an- imagine futures in the big city. 8 p.m. ter Company, 1909 W. Byron St, Chi- Dearborn St, Chicago, $25,312-923- cient Rome where a house slave yearns Friday-Saturday, 3 p.m. Sunday, 8 p.m. cago, $38-$48,773-409-4125 2000 for freedom. 8 p.m. Friday, 4 p.m. and 8 Monday, The Den Theatre, 1333 N. p.m. Saturday, 2 p.m. Sunday, Stage 773, Milwaukee Ave., Chicago, $28 "Side Man":This Tony award-win- TMGoidiiocks and the Bears":This 1225 W Belmont Ave., Chicago, $ 19.50- fling play spans three decades and is show is based on the classic story of the $45, 773-777-9884 "Heat Wave":This play is set in Chi- the story of a splintered family, told by young girl who ventures into the the son ofajazz trumpet player and an woods and stumbles on a cute house cago, in the summer of 1995, and an C "Bad Jews":Josh Harmon's comedy intense heat wave has gripped the city alcoholic mother. 7:30 p.m. Friday- with three bowls of porridge, three 2 follows a Jewish family that gets to- with temperatures soaring above 100 Saturday, 2:30 p.m. Sunday, The Green- chairs and three beds. 10:30 am. Fil- gether for a funeral. 8 p.m. Friday- degrees. By the time it's all over 739 house Theater Center, 2257 N. Lincoln day-Saturday, 10:30 a.m. Tuesday, Stahl Saturday, 2 p.m. Sunday, Theater Wit, people will have died, mostly the poor, Ave., Chicago, $19-$49,773-404-7336 Family Theatre, 5900 W. Belmont Ave., 1229W Belmont Ave., Chicago, $12- elderly, or minorities with nowhere to Chicago, $12, 773-205-9600 $24, 773-975-8150 seek shelter. As the morgues overflow, "The Divine Order of Becoming": In the city's emergency response team is the darkest moment ofher life, Erica is "The Cheek":"The Cheek" is penned The Lakeside Singers spring con- called into question. 8p.m. Friday, 4 suddenly overtaken by a deluge of by Jim Lynch, a native ofthe Jefferson cert series: "Song and Dance": p.m. Saturday, Steppenwolf Theatre memories ofher life with her mother Park neighborhood. 8 p.m. Friday- Come celebrate singing and dancing Garage, 1624 N. Halsted St., Chicago, Eva. 8 p.m. Friday-Saturday, 3 p.m. Saturday, 3 p.m. Sunday, The WIP with music by Debussy, Brahms, Wil- $15-$20, 312-335-1650 Sunday, The Greenhouse Theater Theater, 6670 N. Northwest Highway, liam Byrd, Michael Jackson, the Swin- Center, 2257 N. Lincoln Ave., Chicago, Chicago, $20-$25, 312-692-9327 gle Singers, Flashdance and Hairspray. "The Glass Menagerie":Color Box $ 16.50-$25, 773-404-7336 8 p.m. Friday, Fourth Presbyterian Theatre performs Tennessee Williams' "Hair":See the musical about a group Church, 126 E. Chestnut St., Chicago, play about a man obsessed with regrets Aiison Wonderiand:With Hoodboi, ofyoung hippies exploring sex, love $35; $25 for seniors and students; $10 from his past. 8 p.m. Friday and Sat- Zebo, Win & Woo and DJ Mighty Thor. and rock 'n' roll while fighting for civil for children under 12,847-382-5085 urday, 3 p.m. Sunday, Royal George 10 p.m. Friday, The Mid, 306 N. Halsted rights and protesting the ongoing war Theatre Center, 1641 N. Halsted St., St., Chicago, $10 (21+), 312-265-3990 in Vietnam. 8 p.m. Friday-Saturday, 3 "The Impossibie Adventures of Chicago, $29, 312-988-9000 p.m. Sunday, Prairie Lakes Theatre, 515 Supernova Jones":7:30 p.m. Friday- Mliky Chance:With Mighty Oaks. 7:30 E. Thacker St., Des Plaines, $28, 847- Saturday, 3 p.m. Sunday, The Den The- Sufjan Stevens;7:30 p.m. Friday and p.m. Friday-Saturday, Vic Theatre! 604-0275 atre, 1333 N. Milwaukee Ave., Chicago, Saturday, The Chicago Theatre, 175 N. Brew & View, 3145 N. Sheffield Ave., $20 State St., Chicago, $35, 312-462-6300 Chicago, $20,773-472-0449 Turn to Go Calendar, Next Page

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Go Calendar, from Previous Page Saturday, April 25 5th Annual Pastoral Artisan Pro- Chachuba, Undercover Organism, ducer Festival:The 5th Annual Pasto- and Kobrakal :Chachuba, Undercover Audio Con:Audiophiles, manufac- raI Artisan Producer Festival (APF), Organism, and Kobrakai perform live turers of high-end audio equipment, "Anne of Green Gables":The elderly presented by The Specialty Food Asso- music until 3 a.m. 9 p.m. Saturday, The musicians, and music lovers alike can Cuthberts expect to adopt a boy to help ciation at the Chicago French Market Tonic Room, 2447 N. Haisted St., Chi- head to this event, which features them around the farm, but instead which co-produces the festival with cago, $8, 773-248-8400 special guest performances by jazz receive a very talkative, wide-eyed Pastoral. Greg O'Neill & Ken Miller, singer and pianist Patricia Barber and orphan girl. Though clever, young co-owners/co-founders of Pastoral "Fancy Nancy: The Musical": Follow blues artist John Primer, 10a.m. Fri- Anne Shirley has a penchant for getting Artisan Cheese, Bread and Wine, cre- Nancy to her first dance recital, after day-Sunday, The Westin O'Hare, 6100 into trouble and makes many mistakes. ated the APF to showcase the talents of which she's picked to be a tree in an N. River Road, Rosemont, $25 Noon and 3 p.m. Saturday, 3 p.m. Sun- producers of high quality artisan foods upcoming show. 1 p.m. Saturday- Sun- day, Provision Theater, 1001w. Roose- and beverages. 11 a.m. Saturday, Chi- day, Apollo Theater, 2540 N. Lincoln "Oleanna":MadKap Productions velt Road, Chicago, $10-$15, 312-455- cago French Market, 131 N. Clinton St., Ave., Chicago, Price varies., 773-935- presents David Mamet's gripping and 0066 Chicago, free, 312-575-0306 6100 electrifying drama. As the lives of the characters spin out of control, we are "Worthy":Adventure Stage Chicago The Maine:9 p.m. Saturday, Bottom US Air Guitar Chicago 2015 QualifI- confronted with both the effects of performs this production set in a soci- Lounge, 1375 W. Lake St., Chicago, er:Get ready to compete with 60 sec- carelessness and the dangers of over- ety where technology and media tell $22.50, 312-666-6775 onds ofyour choice ofmusic and a sensitivity and being too politically youth who they must be. 4p.m. Sat- winning attitude. 11 p.m. Saturday, Elbo correct. 7:30 p.m. Friday-Saturday, 2 urday, Vittum Theater, 1012 N. Noble "A Coffin in Egypt":Mezzo-soprano Room, 2871 N. Lincoln Ave., Chicago, p.m. Sunday, 1:30 p.m. Wednesday, St., Chicago, $17; $12 for children 14 Frederica von Stade stars in this tour- $10, 773-549-5549 Skokie Theatre, 7924 N. Lincoln Ave., and under, 773-342-4141 de-force portrayal of9O-year-old grand Skokie, $28 adults; $24 seniors; $18 dame Myrtle Bledsoe living in Egypt, Green Velvet :With Hannah Wants. 10 students, 847-677-7761 "The Magician and his Shadow": Texas. Having outlived her family, she p.m. Saturday, The Mid, 306 N. Halsted This magic show is about more than confronts a life ofmissed opportunities St., Chicago, $10,312-265-3990 "Four Cornrs to th. World": The just magic. Theater Wit describes this and a farni1y ofliars and murderers. Chicago Jazz Philharmonic Chamber production as a "theatrical magic show 7:30 p.m. Saturday-Wednesday, Harris Spring concerts :The Alice S. Pfael- Ensemble explores the rich global that combines magical illusions with Theater for Music and Dance in Mil- zer Tuition-free Conservatory students influences in jazz in two concerts fea- the story of a magician whose shadow lemiium Park, 205 E. Randolph Drive, in voice, jazz and orchestra perform turing internationally acclaimed guest takes on a life of its own." 1 p.m. Sat- Chicago, $35 and up, 312-334-7777 their spring concert. 10 a.m. Saturday, artists Trio Globo. 8 p.m. Friday, North urday, Theater Wit, 1229W. Belmont Merit School of Music, 38 5. Peoria St., Shore Center for the Performing Arts, Ave., Chicago, $14.50 for children, El Bandolero & Souphonstics: 10 Chicago, free, 312-786-9428 9501 Skokie Blvd., Skokie, $32$62, - $17.50 for adults, 773-975-8150 p.m. Saturday, Masada, 2206 N. Califor- 312-573-8932 nia Ave., Chicago, free, 773-697-8397 Turn to Go Calendar, Next Page Jazz at Linco1n Center Orchestra with Wvnton Marsalis Two Intimale Performances! Friday, July 10 at 6pm & 9pm

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Cars and trucks are lighting up like billboards in an effort to improve safety, increase efficiency and offer things never before seen on new cars and never before seen from behind the wheel. Ford F-150 trucks haven't just lightened up with their military-grade aluminum frames. The top trim levels also light up the front, rear, ments on that question tures that could make driv- put more light on the places sides and bed with LED than they had on many ing safer. But U.S. regula- you need to see and you can (light emitting diode) other topics, whether it wasfions haven't caught up. respond more quickly and lamps, including a tiny seat belts or tires explod- "T.n the BMW and Audi, accurately," Bullough says. spotlight with cop-car ing," Teodecki says. when you drive down a "On a sharp turn there's a intensity An LED lamp costs rural road this sytem will larger a benefit. In fact, "If you're looking for an more, but now it's reliable automatically switch the people tend to drive a little address at night, you can enough to outlast the vehi- high-beam mode on, and bit faster when they can see utilize a joystick to move a ele itself. "It's really an when it senses the presence more. But it's not like we'll spot lamp in the side mir- engineering task to make it ofan oncoming car it will increase our speed and ror," says John Teodecki, durable, because the heat actually dim just the por- become more reckless." Ford's exterior systems radiates out of a little 1-by-3 tion ofthe beam pattern in Combining lights with engineer on the redesigned millimeter space," he adds. the direction ofthat on- sensors will bring further truck. SleekLEDarrays like those on the Audis above are smaller, "The thermal efficiency is coming car," Bullough says. safety advances. "The next Not all the new technol- brighter and longer-lasting than conventional headlamps. getting better and better, so "The oncoming driver will step now that you have ogy 5 street legal in the you get more light output see what looks like low- solid-state lighting is that U.S., but it's already making Audi concept cars tip off tion to it," Bullough says. for the same energy. We're beam headlights but the you can start to integrate gains in styling safety and LED lights to curves on the "There are three or more seeing exponential in- driver with these head- other electronic features," sustainability "You're see- road ahead. The headlamps segments to it that turn on creases year over year." lights has high beams ev- Teodecki says. "You can ¡ng the face of vehicles then shine more light in the in sequence, the middle erywhere except in the now start to put light right changing," Teodecki says. direction ofthe turn. Both first then the one next to it oncoming driver's field of where you want in the "Stylists are loving it, loving add high-beam lasers that so the light looks like it's Daytime edge view." road." the flexibility that it brings." switch on when no cars are growing from the inside The new technology has The U.S. National High- Bullough says LED tech- in sight, and shine twice as out. In our experiments, an edge in daytime running way Traffic Safety Agency nology is proving more LED advantage far down the road. people recognize this kind lights, not only for eyebrow defines headlights as either effective and efficient than "We can take for granted ofturn signal more quickly, styling but for holding their high-beam or low beam - sodium street lights."You This year Toyota starts that LED headlights and and drivers are more reh- color while burning at for now they can't be both. can have them more easily outfitting new models with signal lights are going to be ably telling ifit's going right lower intensity "There is Rensselaer Polytechnic dim at different times of the a row of LED lights that bright enough and use a lot or left." some evidence that the conducted tests for NHTSA night, which you some- cast a narrow beam at high- less power," says John D. Mazda estimates using daytime running lights are in 2008 but new standards times can't do with our way speeds and expand to a Bullough, senior research LED headlights will shed beneficial when there's are still being considered. sodium lights. Maybe we wide area at low speeds. By scientist at the Lighting 150 pounds in the 2016 rain, snow, fog or other "How can you define the can put street lights on at casting light toward the Research Center of Rens- MX-5, helping engineers weather that makes it hard performance in an ob- different levels at different sidewalk, Toyota hopes to selaer Polytechnic Institute shorten front overhang and to see in the daytime," jective way you can test?" times of night. make foot traffic easier to in Troy, N.Y. "So now the shift weight to a stiffer Bullough says. "We don't Bullough explains. "We "But it is worth thinldng see. In its native Japan, 7 focus is on performance - fráme that better with- need them on in clear don't want our lights to get about ifwe used headlights out of 10 pedestrian deaths can we do better than what stands a front-offset crash. weather. Automatic sys- so smart that they start more we may have less use are at night. a low-beam and a high The smaller headlights teins can basically sense doing funny things." for street lighting, and that Toyota will include auto- beam headlight have been are brighter than arc lights ambient weather through a Regulation isn't holding has implications for energy matic high-beams in its for five decades?" in the cuiTent model. camera or other source." back other technologies, use, government costs, light Safety Sense packages, The concept's clear LEDs lack the purple- When hooked up to such as lamps that swivel pollution and other con- starting this year and roll- taillights, still several years haze glare ofarc lights cameras or other sensors, with the wheel. Insurance cerns for outdoor lighting ing out across most North from production, will glow popular on European cars. digitally controlled lights data show lower claims at night. They're part of the American models by the yellow for turn signals and "We've conducted research can cast more light at ap- from drivers with the adap- same ecosystem." end of 2017. red for brake lights. that shows it creates more proaching objects, or less at tive headlights. The navigation systems "The Ford Mustang turn discomfort in your eyes. approaching cars - fea- "We've shown when you Rynkíewicz is afreelancer in this year's BMW and signal almost has an anima- NHTSA got more corn- turn light into a curve, you for the Chicago Tribune. 50 SPORTS Mooney opts toleave Air Force,alleges bullying BY ERic V DRIL you've proven you can Pioneer Press play in the Mountain West Conference? Earlier this month, Matt A: Yeah.It'sactually Mooney was granted a re- amazing how different it is lease from his scholarship because I didn't get nearly at Air Force. Mooney, a as many looks[in high Notre Daine grad, averaged school]. Those are the 19.2 minutes and 6.9 points schools that I've kind of per game as a freshman for narrowed it down to, but the Falcons. I've received calls from a lot Mooney is currently in of other schools. In high Colorado, where he's con- school, I had two offers out tinued training and is fin- of high school, or three ishing the second semester offers. Now, I've picked up, of his freshman year. Once I think, I counted eight - it ends, Mooney plans on and other schools are still taking visits before he se- kind of contacting me. lects his next school. Some schools contacted Pioneer Press freelance me, but then I wasn't their sports reporter Eric Van No. i choice, so they got Dril spoke with Mooney on other guys. Friday afternoon. They dis- But in high school, I was cussed what he's looking a risk. Coming out of high for in his next college, the school, I was a risk. I'm not possibility of playing with super athletic or anything his younger brother Joe like that. I don't necessarily Mooney and alleged bully- wow coaches, but after ingat AirForce.Joe playing a year in the Moun- Mooney is a senior at Notre tain West, a lot of coaches Dame College Prep. that saw me play in high Q: After you're granted school - or even didn't - a release from your schol- just know that, "OK, he can arship, what happens? play at that level, so he can What's the next step, in play for us." I had a decent term of your basketball freshman year, /good playing career? enough to the point where t A: Well, I've got quite a picked up some interest and few Division I offers on the I'll have an opportunity to table right now. Once I'm play Division I basketball in able to leave, I've got to my future. make some visits and de- Q: This time around, cide relatively quickly CHRISTIAN MURDOCK/AP what are you looking for where I'm going to play theAir Force guard Matt Mooney shoots over Utah State forward Sean Harris during the second half on Feb. 27 at Clune in a school and a basket- next four years. I've gotArena at the Air Force Academy. ball program? three years of eligibility and A: In a program, what then I've got to sit out onerelease to a list of schools Icall or talk to people I knowschool. Colgate, Penn in the IvyI'm looking for is, is a team year. put together that I would be- and see if they know if Q: You mentioned of-League, University of Newgoing to give me a place that Q: Once you're grantedinterested in going to. Then thisschool, or anybody,fers you have. Are youHampshire and Louisiana-has good facilities and good a release from your schol-my name goes out on theneeds a guard. Knowing aable to tall about that atLafayette.There's somefans - and just a winning arship, how exactly doestransfer list and word gets lot ofpeople helps me out inall - some of the schoolsother schools in the mix,program and a winnin it work? Do coaches startout. The first few days, a lotthis situation because theythat have offered youbut those are probably theenvironment? But th reaching out to you? Doof schools called me andknow people who knowscholarships, at thisones I'm narrowing it downcoaching staff andthc you have to reach out totalked to me about comingpeople. Everybody's tryingpoint? to, at this point. teammates are really im- coaches? and visitingand playing andto help each other out. A: Yeah.Right now, Q: Obviously you wentportant to me, because A: It works both ways.stuff like that. If I don't hear This time around, I'veschools I'm going to takethrough recruiting whenyou're going to be spending Once I was granted myfrom all the schools I wantgot to make the right deci- visits to that want me andyou were in high schooLso much time with those release, our NCAA compli- to hear from, then I cansion. And make it a good fit have offered me would beIs it much different, atguys. Just making sure I ance guy sends out mysend out an email or evenforbasketball and for University ofSouth Dakota,this point, given thatreally like the coaching stafi SPORTS

-- the guys that are recruit- Q: You mentioned bui- would have done what he ing me - and then thelying before. Are there did and waited out my teammates, as well. specific examples of senior year, so I think he's And, froma schoolthings that you had to do doing the right thing. standpoint, just a good aca- where you kind of look Q: And did you guys demic school because that's back and say, "Why did I ever tall about possibly going to set you up for your have to do this?" playing together? life after basketball. So defi- A: Freshmen were not A: We have talked about nitely thinking about aca- allowed to wear our back- that, because a few schools dernicsas well, butI'dpacks. We had to carry our are actually talking to both probably say basketball isbackpacks in our left hand, of us about that now. I my main focus. and we have to run to and would love to play with Q: Going to Air Force, Ifrom class - to and from him. He's 6-3 and he's still would assume is a mucheverywhere. One day, I was growing, so he could play difference college experi- running to mandatory the 2 - maybe even the 3. nce than the normal col-breakfast with my back- And he could even play the ege experience.Isthatpack in my left hand. I'm point. I'm a 1-2, but prob- what you're seeking, too, atrunning there, it's 6:45 in ably more of a1.He's a 1-2, this point - is just a normalthe morning, it's cold. And probably more of a 2. So college experience? I mean,one of the upperclassmen New Hampshire has of- how long do you have to besays I'm not running fast fered both of us, and wants in the military after gradu-enough and they just us to both go there. They ating? Five years? dropped me and made me want me to play the i and A: You've got to serve five start doingpush-ups. That's want him to play the 2. yearsinthemilitary I kind ofthe stufftheycan do. Then Colgate called me, onestly have no problemThere's a lot of examples, and asked about him - and ith the military, it's justbut that's one of them. they asked me if I would he Air Force Academy isn't There's a lot of great like to play with him. I said, he same as the military It's people there, too, but a lot "Yeah, I wouldn't mind at much differentplace.of the reasons a lot of all." So now they reached reshman year hereis people leave is just because out to him. South Dakota, I really rough. It's meant toof things like that - upper- think is doing the same )e a year to see if you canclassmen, especially. When thing. So it's a possibility tick it out and see if you'rethey leave freshman year, butit'snot anecessity. ,eady for the military, but ait's upperclassmen and just We're both just going to rOt of things go on thatnot being treated the way pick the right school for )eople don't really realize.you feel you should be each of us. here's a lot of bullying and treated. Q: Once you get out of hings like that, honestly, Pioneer Press reached out Air Force, you mentioned ecause the system is [run] to theAir Force Academy for that you want to make a y upperclassmen. And a response. decision quickly once the shmen have no power, Air Force Academy semester ends [in mid- hatsoever. It was just a spokesman Meade Warthen: May].Do youhave a date ugh year. It was kind ofCadet Mooney went throu in mind? Does it have to be within a week? Within 4epressing, actually. the same type of training It ends mid-March, so it that everybody else did. He a couple of weeks? ended about a month ago - certainly wasn't singled out A:It has to be soon - 411 the restrictions and the by any means. This is some- within a couple of weeks - extra things freshmen have thing men and women alike RICHARD BAJJALIEH/CHICAGO TRIBUNE becauseIhave to go to do, and the things wehave to deal with. It's veryNotre Dames Matt Mooney(23)tries to drive on the St. Viator defense on ian.26, 2013,in through the admission couldn't do, and allthe tough, like all basic trainingHoffman Estates. processtoget intothe training. It ended about aand the first part of a school before it's too late. month ago. person's career is. One of theclassmen who conduct this thing, in terms of basket-like robots, pretty much.And then most schools will It's just a tough place to reasons 1it's tough] is to gain training monitor each otherball with his recruiting.There's not really basket-start summer school, and be at, and I'm trying to go tophysical fitness. To know very carefully, and they also Have you provided anyball instincts involved -workouts with their guys, a school where I can gethow to respond to stress -are monitored by commis-advice to him, after goinglike you don't read andin mid-June. So that's a home more often becausephysical stress, along withsioned officers, who are overthrough ¡t yourself tworeact, you go from piece to month after I'll be able to family's really important tomental stress. It's very goodthem. years ago? piece to piece. And I didn'tstart visiting. There's also a me. And if there's an oppor-at doing that. It also helps a Q: And that upperciass- A: Yeah, I actually talkedreallylike playinglike that. Ifew dead periOdS, like May tunity to play close to home,person immerse intothefian. He wasn't a basket-with him last night. We'veloved the coaching staff and 21st to May so I'll have I would definitely put thatmilitary and Air Force cul- ball player, was he? talked a lot, because I didn'tthe teammates, but I didn'tto get out, make a few visits on the top of my list. It's just ture. And it gives leadership A: He was just an upper-know exactly what I waslike playing with that and make a decision rela- not really what the mil- training to our upperclass-classman. YeaK All of thegetting myself into, espe- And just the school here,tively quickly. I'm not sure itary's like here. Once you men. The upperclassmen are basketball guys, we all lookciaily the way the Air ForceI didn't have a great experi- ifit will be in a week or two, get out, it's different. It's being trained to be leaders. out for each other. The Academy runs a Princeton-ence with the school. Andbut I think it might have to much more relaxed. ButNow, of course, if you'reseniors andstuff.Butstyleoffense.I watchedthen I could never come be. here, it's very controlledreceiving this training youthey're not always around. I them play and they told mehome. Basically you get and very strict and dis-may have the impressiondon't have any of them inthey run the Princeton, butthree weeks over the sum-Van Dril is a freelance re- ciplined. I went through six that you're being pushedmy squadron - in my groupIdidn't actually really knowmer and a few days onporterfor Pioneer Press. weeks of basic training. Itaround, but no bullying orof people I live with. whatitwaslikeuntilChristmas to go home.I was a tough year, to say the hazingis allowed. Wejustdo Q: Your brother Joe'splaying in it. And it's verymissed my family a lot, too. Twitter @VanDniSports least. not tolerate that. The upper-going through a similarrestrictive.Youkind of playSo going back,Iprobably 52 SPORTS Niles West grad Loyd excitedto join Storm BY JAYDA EvArs Lewis' UConn in the NCAA them and where they got Showcasing her talent is The Seattle Times championship game. Loyd picked,"said Mosqueda-what Loyd said she's most opted to declare early for Lewis, who was Loyd'slooking forward to doing Seattle used the WNEAthedraft,qualifying be- roommate during pastthis summer. The two-time draft to add instant offense. cause she turns 22 in the stints with USA Basketball. All-American led the ACC with its No. i overall picksame calendar year (Oct. 5). "The overall goal was forwith 20 20-point games this on April 16, the Storm se- "It was a gift that was me to get drafted by a teamseason, set a school and lected Notre Dame guardgiven to our city and given and get the opportunity toconference record with and Nues West graduateto our franchise," first-year live out my dream - I gotfour 30-point games, and is Jewell Loyd, who averagedStorm coach Jenny Boucek that." the program'sfirsttop a career-high 19.8 points in said of Loyd. "She's got the How Loyd and Mosque-WNBA draft pick. leading theIrishtoits potential to be a really good da-Lewis will fit into the Loyd is the Storm's third fourth straight Final Four player in our league." new-look Storm could beall-time No. i overall pick. appearance. With the third A crowd of about 300 unknown until the season- Bird (2002) followed center pick, Seattle selected Con-Storm fans gathered on opener on June 6. WNBALauren Jackson (2001) as necticut forward KaleenaApril 16 at a private party in training camp opens Mayback-to-back top choices. Mosqueda-Lewis, thedowntown Seattle to wit- 17, and Boucek is going inBird and Jackson won two NCAA's all-time leader inness Loyd and Mosqueda- with an open mind. WNBA titles for Seattle. 3-pointers made (398) and a Lewis be drafted. The room Point guard Sue Bird and "When I saw it [the draft three-time national cham- filled with cheers and opti- JESSICA HILL/AP forward Crystal Langhorneorder], I thought Wow, this pion. mism once the first-roundNotre Dame's Jewell Loyd, right, spends time with her are the sole returning start- is a great opportunity to go The combination was selections were announced. family as a television crew films her before the WNBA draft ers. to a great organization," unexpected when Alisha The same fans waded ori April 16 in Uncasville, Connecticut. "I don't like pre-deter-said Loyd, who said she's Valavanis, the Storm's first-through a 12-22 season with mined roles because play-still going to graduate with- year general manager andthe Storm last year, the But talk all winter wasLoyd and University ofers grow," said Boucek, ain the year. "But really, I just team president, beganteam missing the postsea- Seattle was going to select Minnesota sophomoreformer WNBA guard. "Iwanted a team that was looking at the draft lastson for the first time sinceMosqueda-Lewis, who atAmanda Zahui B. declaringnever wanted anybody towilling to take a chance on winter. Loyd is a 5-foot-10 2003. The positive was win- 5-11, shot 48.8 percent fromearly. The latter turns 22 in define me. I want to giveme and believe in me and junior who'd stated she'dning the draft lottery daysthree-point range. September and was se-them [Storm players) op-my abilities. I brought so play her senior season. after losing the final regu- "I'm not bothered at all,"lected by Tulsa with theportunities for new startsmuch spark and energy to That changed after Notrelar-season game to eventualMosqueda-Lewis said ofsecond overall pick. and want to see what theythe college game, I want to Dame lost to Mosqueda- WNBA champion Phoenix. getting bumped because of "I'm really happy for show me." do that here."

Tinkoffleads North Centralto No. 2 D-III softball ranking BY NICK BULLOCK Oakton women's the team's 32 games, starting 28. Pioneer Press Guerin graduate Rebecca basketball makes Bartiiicki was named first team Three localsoftballplayers all-conference. She finished third have pushed North Central Col-smooth jump in the nation with 397 rebounds. lege to No. 2 in the NCAA Division The accolades continue to pour Maine East graduates Jaziene III ranldngs for the Great Lakesin for the Oakton CommunityGonzalez and Laura Lherrison Region. released on April 16. The College women's basketball team.also were on the team. Gonzalez Cardinals were 22-2 and 7-1 inAfter previously competing as aplayed in 27 games and averaged College Conference ofllimois andclub team, coach Melissa Rausch- 6.5 points and 3.7 assists per game. Wisconsin. enberg's squad joined the NJCAA Lherrison played in 28 games and Kiersten Tinkoff a senior firstDivision II Illinois Skyway Col-averaged 4.6 points and 5.4 re- baseman from Barrington, led the legiate Conference and won thebounds. team with a .477 hatting average conference titleinitsfirst at- Oakton's success came despite and ranked second with 30 RBI. tempt. having no more than six available She ranked third among regulars Alicia Gutierrez,aMaine players for the second half of the with a .605 sluing percentage South graduate, was named con-season. Rauschenberg, named and .521 on-base percentage. ference player of the year, firstconference coach ofthe year, said Brooke Kehoe, a sophomoreteam all-conference, first teamthe team even won two games catcher,isfrom Loyola.She all-region and third team All-when it finished with only four played and started in 21 gamesAmerican. She finished first inplayers on the court due to foul and had one home run and 11 RBI. NJCAA DivisionIIwith 143trouble and injury. Hinsdale South's Cede Por- steals, sixth in field goals with 249 Have a sugestion for the Col- tillo is a senior shortstop for the and seventh in assists with 171 in lege Roundup? Email Nick Bullock Cardinals. Her 20 walks helped 31 games. at bullockpioneer- her lead team regulars with a .566 Fellow Maine South alumna [email protected]. on-base percentage. Portillo also Melissa Davila, the team's cap- carried a .364 batting average and tain, was named second teamBullock is a freelance reporter forHinsdale South graduate Cede Portillo is a senior shortstop for the 18 RBI. all-conference. She played in 31 ofPioneer Press. Cardinals. s,

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Veteran goalie, new-look defense spur Nues North girls soccer team 1 BY JONAH L within the system, as op- ROSENBLUM posed to what we played in Pioneer Press the past, where we more or less relied on the sweeper When Nina Yonan re- to bail us out when we had corded a shutout in her problems," Elkinssaid. Nues North soccer debut, "They're working together she was confused. as a group of four as op- "I didn't even know what posed to individually mark- a shutout was when I was a ing a player in their area of freshman," Yonansaid. the field." "They're like, 'Congratula- Their quick adjustment tions, you got a shutout, was helped along by a rope and I was like, 'Wait, what?' that the back line held during practice to learn Two years later, the Vi- how to defend as one. As kings goalkeeper knows four girls passed the ball what a shutout is - and is back and forth in front of recording them often. She them, defenders stepped to has five in seven games this the ball while maintaining season, including four in a their grip. row, with key savesin "If one stepped forward, recent scoreless ties against naturally the other three Wauconda and St. Ignatius. would actually move ac- "We're very happy cordingly,"said senior where we are with our Alyssa Brand, the team's defense and our goalkeep- leading scorer. "One person ing," coach Paul Elkins said. couldn't be hanging out "We counted on Nina in way out of position, be- those close games to make cause the rope would pull the one or two big saves them." that really do make a differ- The rope also helped ence in the game." teach them how to space Yonan had plenty to themselves. learn when she took over "That defense, back and the job asa freshman. forth, should all be con- Originally slated for the nected," Yonan said. "They bench, she won the posi- shoot together, they step lion when an older team- together and they cover mate was injured. togather." "She was kind of thrown Senior Madeline Valen- into the position and she te, junior Rose Zubeck and really did well," Elkins said. senior Courtney Ebeling Yonan had been playing have started every game at goalkeeper only since sev- defense.Seniors Myah enth grade. Aharoni and Demetra Go- While her opening shut- vis also have started on the out pointed to her poten- back line. tial, her game had obvious Having a third-year goal- weaknesses. First among ie to steady the rope - even them were her kicks and ifshe isn't holding it - may punts. She had her team- be most helpful of all. mates take all of her goal "Itstarts with Nina," kicks freshman year. Slow- Brand said."Ican't say ly, that turned into splitting enough good things about goal kicks with her team- Nina. She's so humble but mates, and this year, taking so competent and confi- them all on her own. dent at the same time. I "The No. i priority for a GEOFF SCHEEREP/PONEEP PRESS think sometimes she goalie is to make sure you In thisApril19, 2014,photo, Nues North goalkeeperÑiflaYonan, left, and Leyden's Renee Dionisio go up for a corner kick. doesn't even realize how make the save," Yonan said. big of a role she plays on "The next step is what you when she makes a playdidn't really know what to and I listened to everything improved in 2015. our team, but I definitely do after that." with her feet;' Elkins said. say or how to say it or how Coach C told me, because That's partly due to the know." According to Elkins, Yo- Leadership also tookoften. It's definitely some-he's taught me everything IVikings - 4-1-2 entering nan's teanunates now feel time. thing that's grown." know about goalkeeping,"the week - moving fromRosenblurnis a freelance comfortable playing the "I like being a leader and Yonan gives a good part Yonan said. three girls and a sweeper toreporterfor Pioneer Press. ball back to her feet. I like telling people what toof the credit to assistant Defense also is impor- a flat back four. "I told her she gives us an do' Yonan said with acoach Filip Cejovic. tant in a shutout, and the "It allows us to have Twitter @jonah!rosenb!um 11th player on the fieldlaugh. "As a freshman, I "I just trained really hard Vikings' defense has beendefinedresponsibilities 54

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MIes West graduate Jewell Loyd. right, holds up a Seat- tle Storm jersey with WNBA president Laurel J. Richie after the Storm selected Loyd as the No. i pick In the WNBA draft on April16 in Lincasvitie, Connecticut. JESSICA HILL/AP 55

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